Business

A global benchmark for organisational safety performance

05 February, 2014

Safety benchmarking company Global Safety Index (GSI) is offering organisations a global benchmarking service on their safety performance and is said to be the first business in the world to do so.


HBA Learning Centres training courses

05 February, 2014 | Supplied by: HBA Learning Centres

HBA Learning Centres delivers nationally recognised training to thousands of Australians from all industries annually looking to develop in the areas of WHS, training and assessment, frontline management and children's services.


Revised model Work Health and Safety Regulations now available

03 February, 2014

Technical amendments have been made to the model Work Health and Safety (WHS) Regulations 2011.


Safest driver gets congratulated

31 January, 2014

Santos GLNG has recognised its safest driver in Queensland, employee Steve See, who last year drove more than 33,000 km - or to Europe and back - with a flawless driving record.


Workplace health and safety excellence honoured

30 January, 2014

Workers and organisations from across Australia have been recognised for their outstanding contributions to make their workplaces safer with the finalists of the 9th annual Safe Work Australia Awards announced today by Safe Work Australia Chair Ann Sherry AO.


Alertness research could be life-saving for drivers and workers

29 January, 2014

The Cooperative Research Centre for Alertness, Safety and Productivity is working to create new devices that test a worker's alertness signals and dynamic lighting systems that can reset the body clock and directly activate the brain to improve alertness and performance.


Machinery safety training

28 January, 2014 | Supplied by: Pilz Australia Industrial Automation LP

In addition to its MachineSAFE training course, Pilz is now offering the internationally recognised Certified Machinery Safety Expert (CMSE) course.


Repetitive strain injury: is it real or imagined?

23 January, 2014 by Paul Rothmore

Repetitive strain injury, or RSI, is a term which was developed to describe an epidemic of work-related arm and hand pain reported in Australia in the 1980s. While work-related arm and hand pain was and still is common, this particular epidemic was unusual in that it involved workers not previously considered as being at risk.


Safety update for NMW 2014

21 January, 2014

National Manufacturing Week (NMW) and the National Safety Council of Australia (NSCA) will partner to make workplace safety a feature at NMW 2014.


Be careful working around powerlines

21 January, 2014

Businesses and workers need to be very careful when working with electricity and powerlines after recent analysis from WorkCover showed there had been two electrocutions and 14 electric shocks in a recent 12-month period.


Endeavour Energy loses third case over urine testing for staff

21 January, 2014

NSW Government-owned electricity network company Endeavour Energy has lost a third legal attempt to force staff to undergo urine tests for drug and alcohol use in a legal battle that will have major implications for a range of industries, including mining, transport and aviation.


Mayo Hardware SafeSite program

09 January, 2014 | Supplied by: Mayo Hardware Australia

The SafeSite program includes site assessments and lockout/tagout workshops involving all key stakeholders, Master Lock safety padlocks and lockout accessories, custom key systems, lockout/tagout procedure review and development, a broad range of plant identification solutions and ongoing 'health checks' post lockout/tagout implementation.


3.6 million Australian workers exposed to carcinogens

06 January, 2014

Australian researchers have found that a staggering 40% of workers are exposed to cancer-causing agents in their current jobs, with men at higher risk than women.


7 tips to help employees stay safe at work this summer

17 December, 2013 | Supplied by: Intertek SAI Global

SAI Global partners with local and overseas manufacturers to ensure sun- and heat-safe products comply with Australian and international quality and safety standards. Richard Donarski, team leader health and safety, product services at SAI Global, provides his top tips for outdoors workers to stay safe this summer.


Safety alert - tyre exploded during inflation

17 December, 2013

According to a report from NSW Trade & Investment, a tyre on an underground development jumbo exploded shortly after being topped up with compressed nitrogen in a surface workshop, injuring one person.


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