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Managing traffic on site
Unfortunately, incidents involving vehicles and powered mobile plant and pedestrians in the workplace still causes far too many serious injuries and deaths to workers and members of the public.
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Ride ready - kids
More than 70 Queenslanders have been killed using quad bikes since 2001. The Ride ready campaign aims to reduce deaths and injuries.
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Ride ready - loads
More than 70 Queenslanders have been killed using quad bikes since 2001. The Ride ready campaign aims to reduce deaths and injuries.
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Snorkelling sense
This film can be incorporated into the safety briefing to help engage passengers and reinforce key snorkelling safety messages.
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Ride ready - helmets
More than 70 Queenslanders have been killed using quad bikes since 2001. The Ride ready campaign aims to reduce deaths and injuries.
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Machinery guarding
A worker lost two fingers and his hand was crushed when it was caught in an unguarded power press.
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Effective lookouts
A lookout on duty should do nothing other than monitor divers and snorkelers to have the best chance of to spot someone in difficulty and initiate an emergency response.
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Electrical exclusion zones
Contact with powerlines can result in death or serious injury for a worker. Supervisors and workers should assess the risks of working near overhead powerlines or underground electric lines before work commences.
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Safe stockyard design
This film is a case study about safe stockyard design for the livestock industry featuring Australian Country Choice and Rob and Sarah Cook from Bundaberg.
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Accommodation forum
WorkCover presented a webinar with accommodation industry experts discussing strategies for achieving positive stay at, or prompt return to work outcomes on 27 February 2013.
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Child safety on farms
Featuring Kylie Stretton, mother of two children who runs cattle near Charters Towers and is a big advocate for child safety.
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Supervising resort divers
In nearly all fatal resort dive incidents, the introductory diver was separated from their supervising dive instructor. Dive instructors should use a combination of techniques to prevent divers becoming separated while underwater.