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Electricity Safety Summit 2020
Dave Burt discussed how to normalise conversations and change the culture around mental wellbeing in the industry.
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Tractors - a crushing blow
You can take some simple steps to prevent yourself from being seriously crushed by a tractor.
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PPE for equine veterinarians
Equine veterinarians need to evaluate each horse and use appropriate personal protective equipment for the three main levels of risk.
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Electrical contractor webinar 2021
This recorded webinar is for electrical contractors, electricians and anyone working in the electrical industry to hear industry updates and learn more about electrical hazards and mental health.
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Safety in animal handling
This films explains solutions to make your stockyard safe for workers.
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Chemical security for employees
This film provides general advice to small business employees involved in the sale of chemicals of security concern. What are some suspicious behaviour to look out for? If you suspect it, report it to the National Security Hotline.
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Electrical safety for apprentices
The Electrical safety for apprentices film is aimed at both apprentices and supervising tradespeople to help to build the capabilities of apprentices to be safe and productive at work. Find out how to give your apprentice the best support, training and mentoring within your business.
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Electricity safety summit
This year’s summit saw electrical industry leaders focus on what it takes to be the best leader, diversity in the workplace and learning for the future in the electrical industry.
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Coupling and decoupling trailers safely
Safe coupling and de-coupling of trailers can be unsuccessful and result from poor maintenance, mechanical failure, operator error and can result in a dropped trailer either on-site or on a public road. This film instructs truck operators how to safely couple and de-couple trailers.
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Safely securing loads of trucks
Securing truck loads using over-centre tensioning devices (known as ‘dogs’) with extension or ‘cheater’ bars is dangerous. The film explains how to control the risks when securing loads on trucks using safer devices.