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WHS training enables employees to understand the hazards they face and the measures to minimise risks.

Learn what psychosocial hazards are, what SafeWork NSW expects, and the practical steps businesses need to take to stay compliant and protect their people.

Electrical injuries can and do occur anywhere, including the workplace. Read on to find how to prevent them.

The guide offers practical advice on identifying hazards, controlling risks, and ensuring worker safety during installation projects.

Fatigue is more than tiredness; it’s a serious workplace risk. Learn how to manage fatigue to improve safety, productivity, and employee well-being.

A tribunal ruled that a woman was entitled to compensation for a condition known as ‘somatic symptom disorder’.

After a worker suffered chemical burns, his employer committed to significant safety improvements, including AI-assisted surveillance, to enhance workplace safety and avoid prosecution. The company also provided financial compensation and launched a range of health and safety initiatives.

Safe Work Australia’s new report sets out measures of current performance and targets for the next decade, as part of the national WHS strategy – where we are now, and where we’re trying to get to.

Learn more here about managing manual handling hazards and risks.

Slips, trips and falls cause thousands of serious injuries every year, and the painful consequences extend to employers as well, in direct and hidden costs. A new guide can help prevent them.