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Case study
Utility worker claimed negligence against her employer for requiring her to perform her normal duties over a period of 6 months
The Plaintiff alleged she suffered bilateral tennis elbow injuries as a result of her work as a kitchen utility worker over a period of time. She did not suffer any “accident” and simply says the forceful and repetitive nature of her duties caused her injury.
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Guide
Role of a qualified technical person
All electrical work performed by a licensed electrical contractor must be performed or supervised by a qualified technical person (QTP) who is endorsed on the licence (2 pages).
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Case study
Plaintiff acted contrary to training
Evans v State of Queensland [2013] QDC 277. A police officer suffered a nose, wrist and psychiatric injury when she was struck by an offender while attempting to extract his car keys from a car.
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Guide
Sex work factsheet - poster
Sex work workplaces poster and checklist – know your rights and responsibilities.
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Podcast
What is our critical risk in construction?
Presented by Dr Justin Ludcke, General Manager of InterSafe, an engineering safety consultancy focused on eliminating serious injury in the workplace.