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Building stronger teams - Improving competencies activities
Activity sheet that is part of the mentally healthy workplace toolkit
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Focus group guide - Mentally healthy workplaces
Focus groups can help you identify and analyse emerging psychosocial hazards and inform future planning identified in the risk assessment process.
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PErforM for workteams
Perform risk assessment presentation
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JLG, Drive Hub _AUS_ - notice to owners
Additional Information Regarding Notice IN#112F1A
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2019 awards example - Category 8
Injured worker achievement award.
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Hydraulics safety
Equipment that uses hydraulics to assist in its movement has the potential to cause serious injury or death. The following are examples of practical risk control solutions from actual incidents, which can be used to manage hydraulic hazards at your workplace.
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Earthmoving equipment - Burst protection on earthmoving equipment used as cranes
The technical guidance note clarified the requirements for burst protection to be fitted to earthmoving equipment when used in the crane mode (2010).
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How to examine and interrogate workplace data
Data can help to identify and assess potential psychosocial hazards. Sources of data can vary depending on the size of your organisation. The data source table below will help you identify some that may be available to your organisation.
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Selecting the right respiratory protective equipment - Presentation slides
These slides accompanied the presentation by Travis Allen (of Allens Industrial Products) and Mark Reggers (of 3M) at the 2019 Healthy Lungs forum.
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Australian bat lyssavirus risk management 2013-2014 audit report
Australian bat lyssavirus (ABLV) is a zoonotic disease (a disease that spreads from animals to people) which poses health and safety risks for people who have occupational contact with bats at workplaces
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RTO HSR Training
A list of organisations that offer Health and Safety Representative (HSR) training.
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Evaluation factsheet
Measuring the effectiveness of work health and wellbeing interventions and including them in your risk management and organisations systems is essential.