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Advancements in technology have revolutionised various aspects of modern life, and the realm of workplace safety is no exception. In Australia, leveraging technology to enhance
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is not merely an acronym; it embodies the shield that guards Australian workers from the perils of their job environments. In
Across various industries in Australia, workers face a range of potential hazards that can jeopardise their safety and well-being. As a responsible employer or safety
Indirect costs have a greater impact on the business financially, than the direct cost.. It’s important to be aware that workplace incidents and injuries can
They “are not dodgem cars” Licensing is mandated where there is a history of serious injury or damage, permanent impairment and fatalities as a result
The sheer medical advancement in the past two hundred years has dramatically increased people’s life expectancy worldwide. People are generally living longer lives and reaching
Employees in the workplace face many risks; injury is one of them. It’s important to take precautions to ensure that your employees are safe not
Australia has begun the roll out of the COVID-19 vaccines which are the Pfizer and Astra Zeneca. The decision has been made to vaccinate the
NSW Labour Leader in the Legislative Council and Shadow Minister for Industrial Relations, Adam Searle, has confirmed that NSW Labour will reintroduce legislation into parliament
Our motor vehicles are susceptible to rusting due to our proximity to the sea. To prevent this happening our vehicles have been given coats of
“This can cause fatigue and impact of productivity.” “Working from home” has gained tremendous popularity since the Covid-19 restriction were implemented at the start of
Silicosis identified as an occupational disease in the 1940s, re-emerged 60 years later? In 2018 there was a sudden spike in cases of silicosis, Australian workers in
Know your obligations … There is often confusion and misinformation around the safety management requirements for small business Whilst business owners and managers work both
Following several serious injuries on work sites throughout the NSW, and the prosecution of the Hunter-based Landmark Roofing which was fined $400,000 in the NSW District Court last week for a safety breach that led to the death of Brayden Asser. The 20-year-old fell six metres through a roof at Mayfield West in 2018
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