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Environmental Responsibilities – By Liam Beeton

Environmental Responsibilities             What are Environmental Aspects & Impacts? Environmental Aspects are an element of an organization's activities, products or services that can interact with the environment. Companies must address the aspects that relate to their works and gain an understanding of the impacts associated. This allows for the development

Sign up to Safety this September and Save

This September, Maitland’s WHS specialist celebrates six years helping Hunter businesses stay safe. Red Insight helps businesses to implement and maintain proper safety systems and procedures. From establishing or reviewing your safety management system, to performing periodical audits or inspections, through to incident investigations, we are your local Hunter Valley Work Health & Safety experts

The Not So Obvious

Some hazards and risks are obvious.  You would not put your hand in an operating blender, for example, and hopefully you wouldn’t put a knife in the toaster to rescue a jammed piece of toast while the toaster is still plugged in. Other hazards are not so obvious. When you work at a concrete recycling

A Different Perspective

Certain things in life seem to be quite clear. We often count on things that we always thought were correct or done a certain way. It’s not until we look from a different angle that we may have a clearer picture. This fits perfectly within the world of Workplace Health and Safety (WHS). One person’s

Young Workers

Young Workers With a recent number of Young Worker incidents in the news, I thought it a timely reminder to ask, "how do you manage your young workers?" A 16 year old apprentice fell seven metres at a construction site in Amaroo. It is alleged that it was his second day into his apprenticeship. http://www.canberratimes.com.au/act-news/sixteenyearold-apprentice-survives-sevenmetre-fall-at-amaroo-work-site-20161027-gscbsb.html A

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