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Smash repair industry: Hazard identification checklist
Use the checklist below to identify potential health and safety problems in your workplace. If you answer ‘no’ to any of the questions, you may need to make changes.
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Onsite traffic management project - phase 1 report
Phase one report on the onsite trafffic management project, targeting workplaces that have powered mobile plant or other vehicle traffic present.
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Total worker health - An integrated approach to work, health, safety and wellbeing
Keynote presentation 1 from the Musculoskeletal Disorders Symposium 2017.
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Sit less and move more in Queensland workplaces - Presentation slides
Webinar slides by Donna Lee and Bell Leahy.
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What to expect when an inspector calls
This guide will help you understand the reasons for an inspector visit and what to expect when an inspector comes to your workplace.
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2017 awards example - Category 3
Best solution to an identified electrical issue.
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2017 awards example - Category 4
Most significant improvement to work health and safety performance.
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Return to Work Barrier Series: Management of Hand Injuries - Presentation Slides
Desmond Soares & Amanda MacKillop
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Industry specific psychosocial hazards and factors
The table in this document provides industry specific examples of different psychosocial hazards and factors.
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Procedure - Deciding a request for an extension of time to lodge an application for review - Work Health and Safety Act 2011
Outlines the policy and process to be undertaken by the Regulator to determine a request to extend the prescribed timeframe to lodge an application for review in accordance with section 224(1) of the Work Health and Safety Act 2011.
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Procedure - Deciding a request for an extension of time to lodge an application for review - Electrical Safety Act 2002
Outlines the process to be undertaken by the Regulator to determine a request to extend the prescribed timeframe to lodge an application for review in accordance with section 169(3) of the Electrical Safety Act 2002
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Framework for alcohol and drug management in the workplace
Framework for developing a policy on reducing the work-related risks associated with drug and alcohol use.