Humanising Safety and Embracing Real Risk
by Ben Armstrong
The tipping point is upon us, I can only speak in regards the building and construction industry as to the changes in culture and how it’s going about achieving new goals and visions. … Learn more >>>>>
Many OHS professionals, get caught up in the latest research, theories, fads, technology, processes, mantras and other displacement activities. We can sometimes forget about the basics of safety, risk management and human interaction. Here is a great reflection by one of Australia’s most experienced and … Learn more >>>>>
VIC Construction Site Safety Guide 2015/16 – Released
There are many hazards associated with work performed on construction sites. Pro-Visual Publishing, in collaboration with the National Safety Council of Australia Foundation and Safe Work Australia, has released the 2015/16 edition of the VIC Construction Site Safety … Learn more >>>>>
The average number of work-related injury cases may have gone down considerably in the past years, but unfortunately, many workers, especially those stationed in high-risks sites such as construction and mining areas, still … Learn more >>>>>
NSW Construction Site Safety Guide 2013/14 – Released
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Regardless of the legal responsibilities, morally, no business, employer, or worker wants to see his or her employee or work colleague injured at work. Safety is important for all workplaces, but it is especially important for those … Learn more >>>>>
