Federal workplace health and safety statutory body Safe Work Australia (SWA) has provided workplaces with updated guidance on working in extreme heat and air pollution, in wake of the bushfire emergency and record temperatures experienced around the country. Issued at the end of January this year..
The devastating bushfires wreaking havoc around our nation have endangered countless lives in hundreds of communities. As of January, plumes of smoke haze have enveloped much of Australia, with smoke-filled winds reaching New Zealand and as far away as Peru and Argentina. NASA predicts that the bush..
Safe Work Australia, the national statutory body overseeing workplace health and safety has published guidelines on working with silica and products containing silica. If you are a person undertaking or conducting a business, you should be aware that many construction materials contain silica, inclu..
Federal workplace health and safety statutory body Safe Work Australia (SWA) has unveiled the theme for this October’s National Safe Work Month as “Be a Safety Champion.” The theme according to SWA is “that anyone, both employers and workers from any occupation or industry can be a champi..
Safe Work Australia led conversations and memorials on the World Day for Safety at Health at Work and Worker’s Memorial Day last month (April 28th), a worldwide promotion of safe workplaces and a memorial of those who have lost their lives to workplace injuries. The World Day kicked off a year-..
