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  • Visual comfort for computer work

    Using digital devices can contribute to visual fatigue and discomfort such as headaches and sore eyes. You may also find yourself in more awkward postures so you can properly see your work, which can lead to neck pain and injury.

  • Setting up your workstation

    The right chair is only one part of creating a good workstation setup. Other elements include your desk, computer, monitors, mouse, keyboard, lighting, headset and footrest.

  • Selecting and adjusting your chair

    Selecting the right chair for you is the first step in setting up your workstation.

  • Construction work health forum encore webinar series

    The construction work health forum, held on 1 March 2016, was subsequently made into a five part webinar series for those who were unable to attend the forum.

  • 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.

  • Managing the risks of high fault current

    Senior Inspector Mark Pocock discusses the risks of working around high fault current.

  • Fatigue Management - Mental Health Week 2019

    Fatigue Management, Professor Drew Dawson - Mental Health Week 2019.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • Vehicle loading cranes workshop 2019

    Vehicle loading cranes' (VLCs) stabilisers and outriggers should always be packed, locked and secured safely for travel.

  • 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.

  • 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.