Humanising Safety and Embracing Real Risk
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Young workers may lack safety sense and safety experience and are sometimes unfamiliar with workplace procedures. They sometimes don’t know what their rights are or are too shy or too frightened to speak up. Apprentices my be given dangerous jobs or jobs that … Learn more >>>>>
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Although often considered the “soft” side of safety, workplace conflict can be very tough to manage and will come under greater scrutiny when the new model workplace health and safety laws are rolled out in 12 months’ time.
Workplace conflict specialist, Stuart King … Learn more >>>>>
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There are laws and regulations that require the investigation and reporting of certain types of accidents. Insurance requirements also lead to many Accident Investigations as do potential claims at common law. However, from an Occupational Health & … Learn more >>>>>
Recent edition of UQ OHS News expresses concerns about the place of WHSO under new National Harmonisation Laws:
The first and most significant of these is the proposed abolition of the Workplace Health and Safety Officer
(WHSO) and changing OH&S representatives roles to be … Learn more >>>>>
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By Cole Rees
Workplace health and safety are important aspects of the business place that must be given proper attention to the details associated with how you protect your people and the premises. This can be accomplished with the very best health … Learn more >>>>>
