Videos

How wellness impacts safety - pain science

This interactive session will explore how new ideas and findings in pain science and fatigue can help us to better understand accidents and how pain presents in the workplace.

Safety fundamentals - Small and medium sized business workshop

Designed for small to medium sized businesses with limited experience in work health and safety, this practical session will cover the fundamentals of safety and injury management systems.

Heat stress management - you're doing it wrong!

In this practical session, you’ll learn about evidence-based approaches to address heat stress. This session will equip you with the knowledge to better manage the risks of occupational heat.

Pete and Adam's story

When it comes to successful return to work stories, the rehabilitation consultants who partner with employers on workplace injuries everyday also have some expert advice.

Deborah's story

An anaesthetist and rural generalist at Proserpine Hospital, Dr Deborah Simmons OAM is used to treating patients in crises and helping Queenslanders in all kinds of locations and situations.

Richard's story

Richard was seriously injured in November 2021 when he came off his e-scooter while commuting to work at a hobby shop.

The changing legislative landscape of psychological health and safety with Hayley Lewis

Former Olympic gold medallist, small business owner and psychological health champion Hayley Lewis hosted a thought-provoking discussion about the changing legislative landscape for psychological health and what this means for building the drive for change.

Return to work after workplace bullying

Workplace Health and Safety Queensland hosted a webinar presented by Dr Kirsten Way from Work and Electrical Safety Policy on Wednesday 30 October 2014.

What employers can do to avoid workplace injuries and common law claims

Terry Killian of Hall and Wilcox and Luke Murphy of MurphySchmidt Solicitors join us for our latest webinar

Redundancy and reasonable management action: what you need to know

Guest presenters Anna Hendry and Adele Garnett of HopgoodGanim Lawyers join us to discuss redundancy and reasonable management action and answer questions from the audience.

Systems thinking for health, safety and wellbeing

Systems thinking recognises the complex interrelationship of the many factors that can contribute to an injury or illness. Systems thinking helps find the real risks so you can prevent harm or illness, create sustainable change and, ultimately, benefit business.