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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.
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Controlling noise in the workplace (Marion Burgess AM)
Marion Burgess AM discusses the effects of high noise exposure and why it is essential to manage and protect workers from excessive noise.
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Let's work on mentally healthy workplaces
Let’s work on building the knowledge, skills, and capabilities of workers to be resilient and thrive at work.
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Electrical safety in the community webinar 2023
The Electrical safety in the community webinar will help community members understand how to live safely around electricity – in their home and workplace!
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Electrical industry safety webinar 2023
The Electrical industry safety webinar is for electrical contractors, electricians and anyone working in the electrical industry to hear industry updates and learn more about staying safe in the electrical industry.
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Electrical apprentice safety forum 2023
This breakfast event held at Bracken Ridge TAFE provided electrical apprentices with an update on what is happening in the electrical industry and information on how to stay safe at work, look after your mental health and achieve success.
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Electricity safety summit 2023
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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Medical assessment tribunal
Medical assessment tribunals make independent expert medical decisions about work-related injury or impairment. This video explains the medical assessment tribunal process for workers.
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Jason's story
Jason’s story is a confronting look at the heartache of losing a son to a preventable workplace incident. Jason Garrels died at just 20.
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Kerryn’s story – community
Kerryn O’Connor was just 35 years old when she was electrocuted by a faulty pump that hadn’t been designed, manufactured or tested to Australian safety standards.
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Kerryn’s story – suppliers and importers of electrical equipment
If you supply or import electrical equipment you have a legal responsibility to ensure it’s safe. Kerryn O’Connor lost her life because the pump she was using hadn’t been designed, manufactured or tested to Australian safety standards.
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Managing the risk of psychosocial hazards Code of Practice livestream recording
Managing psychosocial hazards and risks at work is just as important as managing physical risks. Psychosocial hazards can exist in every workplace, in every industry, every day.