Mental health is a significant issue in the Australian work force. From September 2018, 12.6 million Australian’s are in the work force, at any point in time, one in five people suffering from mental illness, some of whom may be…
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When a Health and Safety Representative (HSR) or the deputy is first elected, HSRs must attend WHSQ approved Initial five days HSR training course in Queensland within six months of their election. Starting from the 1st of July 2018, existing…
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WHS/OHS legislation in all the Australian jurisdictions states that workers are entitled to elect Health and Safety Representatives (HSR) in each workplace. Each state has different legislative obligations, however, the importance of HSRs functions is the same. HSRs plays a…
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Working at height is a common requirement in many industries, such as construction, maintenance, and telecommunications. However, it also poses significant risks that need to be carefully managed to ensure the safety of workers. This ultimate guide aims to provide…
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