Videos

Protective Pty Ltd

Work Well Awards 2023 Category three winner – Best solution to an identified electrical issue

Hyne Timber

Work Well Awards 2023 Category one winner – Best solution to an identified work health and safety issue

Play it safe (Luke Hodge)

Luke Hodge, ALF Great shares his personal experience with workplace safety, after witnessing a friend in a severe accident, and the aftermath of this.

The power of perspective in redressing sexual harassment culture

Dr Skye Charry delves into a powerful framework for catalysing change in sexual harassment culture by harnessing three key workplace perspectives.

Addressing workplace bullying

Workplace bullying is a significant health and safety risk in Australian workplaces, affecting one in 10 workers.

De-escalating aggression and violence in the workplace

Mark Oostergo discusses occupational violence and aggression in the workplace.

Developing evidence-based and practical solutions for preventing harm in the workplace (Dr Gregory Zelic)

Dr Gregory Zelic explores the focuses of the Centre for Work Health and Safety and addresses the future of work.

The impacts of workplace injury on families (Riana Crehan)

Riana Crehan, motorsport presenter for the Supercars shares her personal story about her father suffering a workplace injury and the impact on families.

Staying safe at work (Kevin Walters)

Kevin Walters, current Brisbane Broncos coach and former NRL player and Queensland Origin coach, talks about the importance of staying safe at work.

The importance of work safety (Jade North)

Jade North, the first Indigenous Socceroos’ captain and two time Olympian and two-time A-League Champion, shares his experience and message about work health and safety.

Promoting workplace safety for young employees (Jahin Tanvir)

Jahin Tanvir explores the ways in which workplaces can adapt and manage for young employees and create a safe and sustainable working culture.

How to unlock the health and safety representative

Andrea Fox and Johanna Sutherland from the Office of Industrial Relations discuss the legislative changes that are coming in Queensland, how we work with health and safety representatives (HSRs), as well as dispelling some common misconceptions about the role.