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Managing The Risk of Elevating Work Platforms

Elevating work platforms (EWPs) present a variety of risks to workers. EWPs are powered mobile plant, designed to lift and lower workers or equipment in the workplace.

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Lack of risk Management Results in Company Paying $165,000 in Fines

An employee with 17 years of industry experience has died in intensive care after installing carpet in a building with a potent, solvent-based adhesive. As a result, WorkSafe opened an investigation on the flooring company where the employee worked.

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Following The 'Roadmap of Respect'

Workplace sexual harassment is prevalent and pervasive, it can occur in every industry, in every location and at every level, in Australian workplaces.

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Businesses Handling COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout

All employers are required to alleviate where possible, otherwise minimise the risk of exposure to COVID-19 in the workplace. However, most employers do not need to make vaccination mandatory to comply with the model WHS laws.

Asbestos In Your Workplace

Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral composed of microscopic fibres. When disturbed in its natural form or in an asbestos-containing product, these fibres become airborne and easy to inhale.