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Staying active while working on your computer
Working on computers often involves long periods of being sedentary at your desk. So plan movement into your day to reduce the risk of pain and chronic diseases. Exercising before or after work doesn’t protect you from these health risks if you spend most of your day sitting.
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There's no such thing as a safe shock
Doctor Chris Andrews discusses the effects of electric shocks to the body and how even a minor shock can lead to physical and mental issues.
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Managing the risks of high fault current
Senior Inspector Mark Pocock discusses the risks of working around high fault current.
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Fatigue Management - Mental Health Week 2019
Fatigue Management, Professor Drew Dawson - Mental Health Week 2019.
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Libby Trickett - See the signs and ask for help
Four-time Olympic gold medal winning swimmer Libby Trickett raises awareness and promotes the importance of mental health in the workplace.
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Libby Trickett's full interview
Four-time Olympic gold medal winning swimmer Libby Trickett raises awareness and promotes the importance of mental health in the workplace.
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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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2014 Return to Work Awards
Winners and finalists' films of the 2014 Return to Work Awards - recognising an individual's successful rehabilitation and stay at/return to work within the past 12 months following a work-related injury.
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2014 Safe Work Awards
Winners and finalists' films of the 2014 Safe Work Awards - recognising innovation, leadership and commitment to making Queensland workplaces healthier and safer.
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The health benefits of good work
Work plays an important role in any rehabilitation process because 'doing' promotes recovery.