Training is an effective way to communicate OHS information, upskill personnel and improve safety performance and culture. Legal obligations require an employer “to provide information, instruction, training or supervision to employees of the employer as is necessary to enable persons to p...

A case study that serves as a sobering reminder of the ever-present danger that ACM’s (Asbestos Containing Materials) pose to public health that, unfortunately, will linger for generations to come...   In the early 1970’s the power industry in the Latrobe Valley was boomin...

With recent changes in environmental regulations, businesses must effectively navigate the new General Environmental Duty (GED) landscape to minimise their environmental impact. By understanding key points and implementing proactive steps, businesses can avoid penalties and contribute positively ...

Welding fumes have long been recognised as a workplace hazard, containing a mix of metal oxides, gases, and other harmful particulates. Overexposure can lead to serious health issues, including respiratory diseases, lung damage, and even an increased risk of cancer. Last year, workplace exposure...

 On Friday 21st February 2025 the Victorian State Government issued a media release stating that new regulations will be introduced to strengthen how psychosocial hazards are managed. The timeframe stated an anticipation that the regulations will be made in October and take effect on 1 Dece...