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  • Guide

    Update on compliance and enforcement of asbestos laws - Presentation Slides

    Presentation slides by Dr Peter McGarry PhD, A/Director (Asbestos Unit) and Chief Safety Advisor (Asbestos).

  • Publication

    September 2023

    Read the September 2023 edition of Rehabilitation and Return to Work e-bulletin.

  • Form

    Form 3 - Incident notification form

    Incident notification (Form 3). Use this form (or the online service) to notify of a serious injury, electrical incident, serious illness, fatality, or dangerous incident at your workplace.

  • Case study

    All known injuries need to be the subject of assessment

    Costello v Queensland Rail [2014] QSC 83 16 May 2014 This case provides an analysis of the rights of an individual to damages separate and distinct from their rights under the Workers’ Compensation and Rehabilitation Act 2003.

  • Publication

    July 2023

    Read the July 2023 edition of Rehabilitation and Return to Work e-bulletin.

  • Tool

    Checklist - planning the safe set-up and operation of elevating work platforms (EWPs)

    Use this ten page checklist to plan the safe set-up and operation of elevating work platforms (EWPs). Keeping a record of the completed checklist will help to monitor and review items later .

  • Guide

    Enrolled Nurse

    A detailed breakdown of this job function

  • Guide

    Industrial Ventilation Silica - Presentation Slides

    Industrial Ventilation for Silica - presentation slides by Dr David Bromwich, Consulting Occupational Hygienist.

  • Video
  • Video
  • Case study

    Causation is key

    Cahill v Bowden 3 February 2015. This case is a reminder of the importance of proving the causal link between the damage suffered and the alleged negligence of the defendant. It is not enough to show there was an act or omission by an employer and that there was injury. The act or omission must have caused or materially contributed to the injury.

  • Case study

    Damages awarded to former mining employee

    Martin v Golding Contractors Pty Ltd [2014] QSC 053 27 March 2014. In this case, while liability was admitted, the amount of damages was in dispute.