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High risk work assessor portal – Assessor portal documents
In this instructional video you will be shown the new assessor portal documents in the high risk work assessor portal.
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Safe Work Month and Mental Health Week 2025
Held nationally each October, Safe Work Month and Queensland Mental Health Week are initiatives dedicated to promoting safe, healthy workplaces and supporting mental health and wellbeing for everyone, while also raising awareness and reducing stigma around mental illness.
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Tools
These four statistics-based tools can help you manage your business. They are time-lost claims by year and industry, the industry comparative calculator, the return on investment calculator and the eTools that help you develop effective risk controls and identify the financial benefits that follow.
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WHS reports and statistics
View our WHS reports and statistics for key work health and safety statistics, regional profiles, locality profiles, notified fatalities, infographics postcards and industry statistical updates.
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How to enter
This year’s competition has closed.
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Arc flash safety – Mark’s story
Experienced electrician Mark was badly burnt by an arc flash while working on a commercial switchboard. He spent three weeks in hospital and couldn't work for three months.
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Starting a business
How to set up your business so you comply with Queensland’s health and safety laws.
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Managing traffic on site
Unfortunately, incidents involving vehicles and powered mobile plant and pedestrians in the workplace still causes far too many serious injuries and deaths to workers and members of the public.
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Data hub
The Workers' Compensation Regulator's Data and Evaluation Services team reports scheme statistics and monitors trends. This includes maintaining quality, up-to-date data for both scheme-wide and internal sources.
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Reports
View WHS and Workers' Compensation scheme reports and statistics.
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Jason Daniels' story – surviving an electric shock from overhead powerlines
Jason was only 17 years old when the grain auger he was moving contacted overhead powerlines and he received a serious electric shock.
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Safe work method statements
A Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) documents a process for identifying and controlling health and safety hazards and risks. PCBU must prepare a safe work method statement prior to commencing any high risk construction work.