Work-related compensated injury fatalities are at the lowest level since 2002, the Fifteenth Edition of the Comparative Performance Monitoring (CPM) report has revealed. The report released by Safe...
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The Australian OHS Education Accreditation Board announced this week that the University of Newcastle program leading to a Master of Work Health and Safety has achieved accreditation by meeting the...
Organisers of the National Safety Council of Australia (NSCA) Safety Awards are making final calls for nominations before the 14th July closing deadline. Recognising achievement in Best Practice...
beyondblue is holding a series of free workshops to help HR managers, OHS managers, senior leaders, wellbeing managers in the mining and resource industry learn how to manage common mental health...
Under OHS legislation, you have a duty of care to provide a working environment that is safe and without risks to health. This means that you are responsible for any safety hazards that exist on your...
The OH&S Handbook is an A-Z guide full of practical, straightforward and actionable advice to help you deal with any health and safety issue you may face in your workplace. But unlike other...
Why is workplace safety such a burden on the everyday worker? And how do we change that? Workplace safety information is not available to the everyday worker as it could be. Worker engagement in...
When we look at OHS legislation from throughout the world we see a strong emphasis upon the need for workplaces to be safe. Now we can argue the reasons behind this, and that alone could make up many...
The national model Work Health and Safety Act was designed to sweep in a single compliance regime for workplaces right around Australia, making safety obligations clear and slashing red tape, not so...
In this issue we speak with General Secretary of Construction Forestry Mining and Energy Union (CFMEU) – Mining and Energy Division, Andrew Vickers, about the National Mine Safety Framework (NMSF)...
