Posted by Ian Good
on 10 April 2018
It is drummed into all safety professionals that PPE is the least reliable and least effective means of controlling the various hazards that can cause us harm. PPE doesn't eliminate the hazard, it just reduces exposure. However, there are situations where PPE complements the higher level c...
Posted by Andy Perry
on 20 March 2018
The Red Zone Report was released on the 28th February 2018. It investigated sexual violence and hazing in Australian university residential colleges.
It is likely that this report may have raised some concerns for parents and potential students wishing to attend these universities in the f...
Posted by Richard Forster
on 28 February 2018
Two Day OHS Training for Managers in the CBD, 21st and 22nd March 2018 - Tailored training to assist managers in becoming sufficiently competent to resolve issues and successfully manage OHS
If you are a manager or supervisor working in an organisation it is imperative that your empl...
Posted by RichardForster
on 20 February 2018
ISO 45001, the long-awaited new international standard for Occupational Safety and Health Management Systems (OHSMS) received overwhelming approval in the final ballot on the second draft (ISO 45001.2) in January 2018. The standard was first proposed in March 2013 and may now be published as s...
Posted by Ian Good
on 6 February 2018
For businesses in the Work Health and Safety jurisdictions that adopted the Global Harmonised System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS) for determining placard and manifest levels, the change from using Dangerous Goods Packing Groups to the GHS hazard categories has been a conf...