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Farm safety calendar competition
Competition now open! Queensland primary school students are encouraged to draw and colour a picture to illustrate a farm safety message.
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Young workers
Young workers aged from 15 to 24 years make up about 18 per cent of the Queensland workforce. Around 4400 young workers are seriously injured at work in Queensland each year.
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Electrical contractor self-audit
This self-audit is designed to help you better understand and meet your key electrical safety obligations.
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Mental injuries
Help for workers, employers, carers and health providers to navigate a work-related mental injury claim, including seeking help and treatment, recovery and getting back to work.
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June 2026
Read about workers’ compensation fraud, rehabilitation and return to work plans vs suitable duties programs, and 2025 National Return to Work Survey results. You can also read a case study about thinking outside the box with psychological injuries and rehabilitation and return to work, decommissioning of the People at Work survey platform and professional development opportunities.
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The health benefits of good work
Work plays an important role in any rehabilitation process because 'doing' promotes recovery.
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Getting back to work
The steps involved in starting your recovery and getting you back to work.
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People at Work
People at Work is a validated psychosocial risk assessment survey to help organisations identify the most common psychosocial hazards in their workplace, causing both psychological and physical harm.
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Resources for sex work workplaces and workers
Review our health and safety guidance and resources for sex workers and businesses that provide sex work services.
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Safety Advocates
Our Safety Advocates highlight the personal impacts that an injury can have on workers and their families.
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Corporate Plan and Statement of Corporate Intent
These documents list our goals, performance targets and our strategies to achieve them.
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Rural plant Code of Practice
Following engagement with the agricultural sector, Queensland Government has produced a series of educational videos between key industry figures, local farmers, and Workplace Health and Safety staff to help break down the key elements of the Code.