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Safety & Prevention

• Reporting an injury or illness
  • Employer responsibilities for incident notification
  • Incident notification
    • Incident notification - Definition of terms
• Managing OHS
  • OHS regulatory framework
    • Introduction to the OHS regulatory framework in the Commonwealth jurisdiction
    • A practical guide to the OHS regulatory framework
  • Workplace consultative arrangements
  • Health and safety management arrangements
  • OHS risk management
  • OHS in contractor management
    • Outcomes from the OHS in Contractor Management workshops
• Health & safety topics
  • Abrasive blasting
    • Abrasive blasting - What are the OHS risks?
    • Abrasive blasting - Employer's duty of care
  • Alcohol
    • Alcohol - What are the OHS risks?
    • Alcohol - Employer's duty of care
    • Alcohol - Causes of alcohol misuse
  • Asbestos
    • Asbestos - What are the OHS risks?
    • Asbestos - Employer responsibilities
  • Body stressing
    • What you need to know about body stressing?
  • Confined spaces
    • Confined spaces - What are the OHS risks?
    • Confined spaces - Employer's duty of care
  • Cranes
    • Cranes - What are the OHS risks?
    • Cranes - Employer's duty of care
    • Crane operation
  • Driver fatigue
    • Driver fatigue - What are the OHS risks?
    • Driver fatigue - Employer's duty of care
  • DVT
    • DVT - What are the OHS risks?
    • DVT - Employer's duty of care
    • Preventing DVT
  • Electrical work
    • Electrical work - What are the OHS risks?
    • Electrical work - Employer's duty of care
    • FAQs on electrical safety
  • Ethylene oxide
    • Ethylene oxide - What are the OHS risks?
    • Ethylene oxide - Employer's duty of care
  • Eye health in the workplace
    • What are the OHS risks?
    • Employer's duty of care
    • Managing eye health in the workplace
  • Flood recovery
  • Forklifts
    • Forklifts - What are the OHS risks?
    • Forklifts - Employer's duty of care
    • Preventing forklift incidents
  • Hazardous chemicals and pipelines
    • What are hazardous chemicals and pipelines?
    • Dangerous goods and explosives - What are the OHS risks?
    • Dangerous goods and explosives - Employer's duty of care
    • Hazardous chemicals—notification packages
    • FAQs on hazardous chemicals and pipelines
  • Infectious diseases
    • What are infectious diseases?
    • Infectious diseases - What are the OHS risks?
    • Infectious diseases - Employer's duty of care
    • Preventing infectious diseases
  • Inorganic lead
    • Inorganic lead - What are the OHS risks?
    • Inorganic lead - Employer's duty of care
    • Preventing harmful lead exposure
  • International Deployment
  • Manual tasks
    • Manual tasks - What are the OHS risks?
    • Manual tasks - Employer's duty of care
  • Noise
    • Noise - What are the OHS risks?
    • Noise - Employer's duty of care
    • FAQs on noise
  • Office hazards
    • Acoustic incidents
    • Office hazards - Employer's duty of care
    • FAQs on office hazards
  • Plant
    • What is plant?
    • Plant - What are the OHS risks?
    • Plant - Employer's duty of care
    • Plant and plant design registration
  • Prohibited and restricted carcinogens and restricted hazardous chemicals
    • What are hazardous substances?
    • Hazardous substances - What are the OHS risks?
    • Hazardous substances - Employer's duty of care
    • FAQs on hazardous substances
  • Psychological injury
    • Costs of psychological injury
    • Psychological injury - Contributing work factors
    • Psychological injury - Workplace warning signs
    • Psychological injury - Employer's duty of care
    • Psychological injury - What can be done?
  • Slips, trips and falls
    • Slips, trips and falls - What are the OHS risks?
    • Slips, trips and falls - Employer's duty of care
  • Smoking
    • Smoking - What are the OHS risks?
    • Smoking - Employer's duty of care
    • Smoking - Reducing the risks
  • Social functions and events
    • Social functions and events - What are the OHS risks?
    • Social functions and events - Employer's duty of care
    • FAQs on social functions and events
  • Vibration
    • Vibration - What are the OHS risks?
    • Vibration - Employer's duty of care
    • Preventing vibration injuries
  • Waste
    • Waste - What are the OHS risks?
    • Waste - Employer's duty of care
• Your working environment
  • Offices
  • Construction sites
  • Major hazard facilities
    • MHF - What is a major accident?
    • MHF - Employer's duty of care
    • Regulatory requirements for MHFs
    • Major Hazard Facilities Approved Assessors
    • Major Hazard Facility notification, licencing and certification
    • MHF guidance material for employers
  • Other working environments
• Health & safety representatives
  • Information for Health and safety representatives (HSRs)
  • HSRs - Information for employers
  • HSRs - Information for employees
  • HSRs - Information for training providers
• Work Health
  • Prevent
    • Centre of Exellence Advisory Group Members
    • Terms of reference for the Advisory Group
    • Mental health and wellbeing strategies
  • Promote
    • Implementing effective health and wellbeing programs
    • Sedentary work
  • Participate
  • Case studies
  • Deliver work health