Videos

What is safety capability

Hear from Dr Tristan Casey as he explains what safety capability is and how organisations cope with and manage workplace health and safety when faced with things like uncertainty and high risk in their operating environments.

Losing breath – The Adam Sager story

Losing breath tells the tragic story of Adam Sager who died with mesothelioma (an asbestos related disease) at the age of 25.

Medical considerations when treating psychological injuries

Dr Quentin Mungomery, Psychiatrist and Medical Assessment Tribunal Member is providing general practitioners with tips on completing the Work capacity certificate – workers’ compensation when a patient presents with a work related psychological injury.

Consultation and collaboration with health and safety representatives

Good consultation with your workers improves health and safety. One way you can consult with your workers on these issues is through health and safety representatives (HSRs). They represent the health and safety interests of a work group and can raise these issues with their employer.

Using the safety capability resources

By undertaking the Safety capability survey, organisations will be sent a report that analyses their results and will provide practical steps and advice on some actions you can take to improve your safety capability.

How safety capability was developed

Hear from Dr Tristan Casey as he explains how safety capability was developed through a collaborative approach with academic institutions, peer reviews and many different stakeholders.

Who is a worker and understanding apportionment of liability

Kym Cavanagh and Pat Hall of Hede Byrne & Hall joins us to present our latest webinar topics (July 2021).

Making sense of your workers' compensation insurance obligations

Webinar hosted by CCIQ. When it's time to renew your WorkCover policy, do you know what you need to do and who you need to cover?

Developing suitable duties to support a worker with psychological injury

In this webinar you will hear from industry experts on developing suitable duties to support a worker with a psychological injury. The speakers will take you through using an integrated approach to exploring psychological hazards which can increase the risk of harm and key elements of successful rehabilitation and return to work. They will also include some examples of effective suitable duties to support a worker with respect to staying at work or returning to work.

Tips on how to complete the work capacity certificate for psychological injuries

Dr Quentin Mungomery, psychiatrist and Medical Assessment Tribunal member provides general practitioners with tips on completing the Work capacity certificate - workers' compensation for patients with work related psychological injuries.

Managing the risk of psychosocial hazards at work Code of Practice 2022

Why do we need safety capability

Dr Tristan Casey explains what safety capability is and how it is designed to overcome challenges in the modern workplace.