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There's no such thing as a safe shock
Doctor Chris Andrews discusses the effects of electric shocks to the body and how even a minor shock can lead to physical and mental issues.
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Working in and around mobile plant
This film explains how to manage the interaction between powered mobile plant and pedestrians to keep your construction site safe.
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Work health - strengthens your business
Port of Brisbane shares their experience with work health and wellbeing and how it has helped strengthen their businesses.
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Live Well Farm Well - Healthy Eating
Healthy and happy people farm better: Steve Lizzio and family at Liverpool River Bananas, Silkwood, NQ, are improving the health of their workers using such programs as Eat It and the 10,000 Steps program. The workers tell their story of how they got involved.
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Using elevating work platforms safely
This film explains how to control the risks of using elevating work platforms (EWPs).
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Managing the risk of cardiac death
Identifying at risk recreational divers and snorkelers before they enter the water may help prevent a cardiac-related issue. Additional care and monitoring can be vital to ensure their safety.
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A rush of blood - the Miles Paterson story
A rush of blood tells the story of Miles Paterson's momentary lapse of attention that resulted in his quad bike incident.
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CSR Limited - manual handling project
Juliet Maynard, National WHS and Injury Management Advisor will focus on the enablers for success for the CSR Limited manual handling project. CSR identified manual handling as causing the greatest number of incidents and injuries across the organisation. It was clear this needed to be a priority and something had to be done.
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Managing the risks of high fault current
Senior Inspector Mark Pocock discusses the risks of working around high fault current.
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Preventing workers falling from trucks
Falls from trucks are a serious risk for workers. The film shows how, with the right controls in place it can reduce the risk of a fall for your workers.