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When you think of high risk jobs you might conjure up images of semi-trailers criss-crossing our road system or warehousing staff lifting heavy loads while forklifts whiz to and fro. To some extent, this perception is accurate. Safe Work Australia found that the transport, postal and warehousing industry recorded the highest number of fatalities in
The introduction of new plant or equipment in the workplace may introduce new risks. The same can be said for our home life. Many people may have been lucky enough to receive a drone for Christmas, but are they aware of the rules that they must adhere to? Here is a basic run down (courtesy
One of my workers is injured…What do I do? When one of your workers get injured at work, there are a number of steps that need to be carried out. 1 - If a worker is injured at your workplace, the business must provide immediate first aid treatment where appropriate, and seek further medical treatment
Safety Alerts are necessary, particularly where trends highlight critical information that may prevent future incidents. Consultation of alerts is particularly effective when the incident has a resounding familiarity to the receiver of the information - for example, a skids steer operator will be more interested in how a 23 year old suffered fatal injuries when caught between
