As we enter 2018, our world is more competitive, connected, complex and demanding. Let's face it, being a leader today is a challenge. [ + ]

The model code of practice for working in confined spaces is far from being national; therefore, companies need to be aware of the differences that exist across various jurisdictions. [ + ]

When New Zealand nurse Hannah Milward was personally confronted with a dangerous situation in the middle of the jungle, she set a plan in place to improve personal safety for all remote workers. [ + ]

Employers are reminded to remain proactive about workplace safety, after National Safe Work month has concluded for another year. [ + ]

There are two ways to approach spill control and countermeasures: 'active' and 'passive'. [ + ]

The launch of an international Vision Zero campaign at the World Congress for Safety and Health last month certainly surprised many people. [ + ]

An NRMA report into the impact of smartphone distractions behind the wheel has found over one in five (21%) drivers have been involved in a near-miss behind the wheel because the other driver was using a phone while driving. [ + ]

Canadian study reveals that firefighters absorb harmful chemicals through skin. [ + ]

While spill kits aren't quite like perishable foods, their components actually do expire. But how do you know if they have 'gone off'? [ + ]

Enforcing a maximum temperature for safe work is not sufficient on its own to prevent heat stress and dehydration risks, according to Safe Work Australia. [ + ]

40% of mining organisations have plans to deploy IoT solutions within the next 18 months, with almost half expecting IoT to drive improvements to the health and safety of staff, according to a new research report. [ + ]

There are some key considerations to take into account when selecting and replacing hydraulic hose assemblies. [ + ]

Every year, thousands of workers experience breathing or lung problems related to poorly fitted respiratory equipment. [ + ]

Everyone is getting older, but having so many people getting older at the same time is creating a challenge for government, the economy and, of course, workplaces. Part of the consequence of this demographic shift is that people are expected to work till they are much older, past the traditional retirement ages of 58, 60 and 65. [ + ]

The operation of trucks, excavators, forklifts and other heavy vehicles in both industrial worksites and public areas is dangerous. Far too often, serious accidents occur when personnel are loading and unloading these powered mobile plants. [ + ]