Fact sheets
Abrasive blasting is used to clean surfaces such as steel, brick, cement and concrete.
'Aids or appliances' is the term used for equipment that, as a result of an injured employee's injury, may be required to assist in performing a range of tasks. This fact sheet outlines what aids and appliances are in this context.
Asbestos is a hazardous substance with carcinogenic properties.
The transport, delivery and receipt of valuables, (cash in transit CIT operations) is any service whereby person or persons are involved in the movement of valuables such as cash, securities, jewels, bullion and other financial instruments on behalf of other persons for reward.
Certification for industrial equipment
A series of factsheets relating to the certification process for industrial equipment.
A series of five fact sheets focusing on construction work.
Consultation on health and safety
The Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation Commission (SRCC) has issued guidance for employers consulting on health and safety matters.
Contractor management in procurement
One way for government agencies to contribute to reducing the incidence of workplace death and injury, is by ensuring people or organisations contracted to provided services or property have a strong OHS management system and a demonstrated commitment to safety.
Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and long distance air travel
Where employees regularly undertake long distance air travel, organisations may need to undertake a risk analysis to determine the risk of exposure to employees, with regard to the best medical data available.
Fatigue is an acute or ongoing state of tiredness that affects employee performance, safety and health and requires rest or sleep for recovery. It is one of the main causes of crashes involving heavy trucks and buses.
