In Memory of Brayden Asser
In Memory of Brayden by Liam Beeton
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
Common Sense?
If you want a safety professional's head to explode, tell them safety is just common sense. Recently, this image appeared on a post on LinkedIn. Essentially, the question asked is, "is this Common Sense?" So what is so common sense about it? What if the employer supplied the equipment and never provided suitable information, instruction, training
Workplace Bullying
Have you experienced workplace bullying? Know someone who has? The following link has some good information on: 1) what is bullying and what it is not, 2) who is responsible for stopping bullying, and 3) what you can do when potentially faced with workplace bullying Go to http://au.reachout.com/about-workplace-bullying which also includes links for support and tips such
SafeWork NSW Roadmap 2022
It's Time to Talk Safety The Work Health and Safety Roadmap for NSW 2022 has been released and is aimed at everyone to continue the decline of fatalities and serious injuries and illnesses within the state. The Work Health and Safety Roadmap 2022 is a six year plan that identifies a number of targets