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A Different Twist To Health & Safety

A Different Twist To Health & Safety Guest Post by the late George Robotham  I listened to indigenous healer Don Tolman on 98.9 FM Indigenous Radio yesterday. He was certainly a zealot, zealots usually enthuse or worry me, I suspect he did a bit of both. Some of his messages were- He claims considerable success …

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Safety Committees – How to run an Occupational Health and Safety Meeting

Safety Committees - How to run an Occupational Health and Safety Meeting Warning - some may find this very boring! Others may not 🙂  School committees, sporting committees, church committees and workplace committees ... we are all familiar with different committees but how do committees function and what elements combine to make an effective committee. …

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Schoolies face Gold Coast balcony ban

Schoolies face Gold Coast balcony ban We wrote about this issue 3 years ago and it is still ongoing despite a tragic balcony death last year! Some apartment owners are doing the right thing. See recent article in the Courier Mail Having nearly been hit by a watermelon thrown of a balcony a few years …

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Workplace Safety Apps for iphone

Workplace Safety Apps for iphone Still searching for the best health and safety apps for iphone. Seems to be very few available. This is the only one I could find. When I have a chance I'll down load and review - unless someone else has already done that and wants to make a comment. Its …

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What Is Wrong With The Way OHS Is Managed In Australia

What Is Wrong With The Way OHS Is Managed In Australia Guest post by the late George Robotham  Quotable Quote "A health & safety problem can be described by statistics but cannot be understood by statistics. It can only be understood by knowing and feeling the pain, anguish, and depression and shattered hopes of the …

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