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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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Injury information pack: a guide for employers and workers
The purpose of this information pack is to assist employers (including frontline managers) to understand what is required in the unfortunate event of a workplace injury. In addition, this pack provides information for an injured worker to assist with a timely return to work.
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If an injury or illness occurs
The steps to take—from making sure people are safe to reporting injuries and making a claim.
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Wages definition manual
This manual will help you correctly declare your actual and estimate wages to ensure you have the right level of cover and pay the correct premium.
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Supervisor Quick Reference Guide: Supporting workers to recover after a work injury
This quick reference guide offers essential actions and resources to help supervisors support their injured worker's through the WorkCover claim process.
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Starting a business
How to set up your business so you comply with Queensland’s health and safety laws.
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Preventing Dust from Entering Mobile & Fixed Plant Cabins - Presentation Slides
Preventing Dust from Entering Mobile and Fixed Plant Cabins. Presentation slides by Greg Manthey Inspector of Mines, Occupational Hygiene Qld - DNRME (2019).
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Safe work method statements
A Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) documents a process for identifying and controlling health and safety hazards and risks. PCBU must prepare a safe work method statement prior to commencing any high risk construction work.
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Getting help with safety
Outlines the help available to prevent workplace injury and to helphealth and safety representatives, managers/supervisorsand workers to meet their duties under the Work Health andSafety Act 2011 (5 pages).
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Guide to health and safety laws
An overview of the laws, how they fit together and what they require of employers and workers.
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Mentally healthy workplaces toolkit
This toolkit helps employers, managers and leaders eliminate and minimise risks to psychological health and create workplace environments that are mentally healthy.
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Labour hire WIC allocation guide
Every accident insurance policy has a WorkCover Industry Classification (WIC) code. This code is used to calculate the risk and performance of each industry. Follow this guide to ensure you are allocating the correct labour hire WIC when declaring wages or lodging a claim on behalf of a labour hire worker.