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Safe handling when securing loads
This webinar hosted by Workplace Health and Safety Queensland will help organisations reduce and prevent injuries to workers while securing loads on vehicles. Gain insight to help improve your awareness and capabilities for safer practices when securing loads.
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Changing focus – Gavan's story
Changing focus follows Gavan McGuane's story. He was blinded after a workplace incident where he tripped and fell onto a beer keg.
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Vehicle loading cranes workshop 2019
Vehicle loading cranes' (VLCs) stabilisers and outriggers should always be packed, locked and secured safely for travel.
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Using elevating work platforms safely
This film explains how to control the risks of using elevating work platforms (EWPs).
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Managing the risk of cardiac death
Identifying at risk recreational divers and snorkelers before they enter the water may help prevent a cardiac-related issue. Additional care and monitoring can be vital to ensure their safety.
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Sex work - How to manage work health and safety risks
This film explains what a Persons conducting a business or undertaking (PCBU) is and the responsibility they have to ensure the safety of workers. It also covers the various work health and safety duties in a sex work workplace and the crucial role of consultation to ensure plans are being followed.
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Managing the risks of high fault current
Senior Inspector Mark Pocock discusses the risks of working around high fault current.
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High risk work assessor portal – Entering candidate results
This instructional video covers how to enter assessment results into the high risk work assessor portal.
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High risk work assessor portal – Searching in the portal
This instructional video covers how to search for candidates and assessment notifications as a registered training organisation or an assessor in the high risk work assessor portal.
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Safe systems to immobilise heavy vehicles and trailers
The film shows how to safely immobilise trucks and trailers to prevent your workers being crushed or hit while working on them or nearby.