Guides

A guide for flammable and combustible liquids under the Work Health and Safety Act 2011

The Act regulates the storage, handling and use of hazardous chemicals and major hazard facilities.

PErforM for trainers

Perform for trainers

Workers’ compensation insurers’ interface technical specification

This document describes the technical specifications of the Workers' Compensation Insurers' Interface between the Insurers claims management systems and the Workers' Compensation Regulator.

Guide to Legionella control in cooling water systems, including cooling towers

If you are in charge of cooling or air-conditioning systems, this guide will help manage the risks from micro-organisms such as legionella bacteria. This guide covers cooling water systems in industrial usage or air-conditioning situations that include components such as a cooling tower

Hazardous area and high voltage accredited auditor operational requirements

Hazardous area and high voltage accredited auditor operational requirements

Ageing Workforce Report: 2019

Employer readiness to support the needs of Australia’s ageing workforce 2019.

Mental Health and the Law by M Tooma, H Kuang and M Asar

Paper presented at the 2019 Mental Health Forum

People at work - reporting example.xlsx

A populated report with sample information

LEAD safety leadership skills - Workshop facilitation guide

A guide to assist facilitators to deliver the LEAD safety leadership face-to-face workshop.

Workers’ compensation insurers’ interface data specification: Data submission process and validation reference guide

This document lists and describes all of the validations applied to the monthly insurer interface data submission.

Guide to the Work Health and Safety Act 2011 Queensland

This guide is designed to help people understand their health and safety duties and rights in the workplace. However, it is not intended to be read in place of the WHS Act. To assist readers, cross-references to specific sections of the WHS Act are provided after each heading.

An Assessment of Psychosocial Hazards in the Workplace

People at Work is a psychosocial risk assessment process. It aims to help organisations identify and manage workplace risks to the psychological health of all workers, volunteers and persons at the workplace. Final Report to Partner Organisations 2016 (168 pages).