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Risk management Form 1 - Hairdressing, nail and beauty industry
Example of a risk management form in the hairdressing industry.
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Example of a dive plan for dive work
Dive plans set out the way diving will be carried out to ensure the participant’s health and safety. The dive plan should assist with the implementation of control measures that have been selected during the risk management process.
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Julia Bunn video
Rehabilitation and return to work plans for psychological injuries.
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What is our critical risk in construction?
Presented by Dr Justin Ludcke, General Manager of InterSafe, an engineering safety consultancy focused on eliminating serious injury in the workplace.
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Lynne Brown, Queensland Police Service
Work Well Awards 2023 Category nine winner – Best individual contribution to rehabilitation and return to work.
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Combined risk assessments - manual-tasks (hairdressing)
Example of a manual-tasks risk identification in the hairdressing industry.
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National self-insurer OHS management system audit tool
This audit tool has been designed to assist those regulators conducting audits using the NAT to understand and apply the audit criteria in a consistent manner.
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September 2025
Find out about the warning for workers lying about return to work, supporting return to work for workers with post-traumatic stress disorder, building your capacity to support injured workers during Safe Work Month and professional development opportunities.
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Safety facilitation film based on the true story of Jed Millen
Seen through the eyes of an apprentice, this film highlights the some of the factors that contributed to the incident in which Jed Millen was injured. This film uses Jed’s story to highlight the moments, conversations and decisions that could contributed to a different outcome.
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An Assessment of Psychosocial Hazards in the Workplace
People at Work is a psychosocial risk assessment process. It aims to help organisations identify and manage workplace risks to the psychological health of all workers, volunteers and persons at the workplace. Final Report to Partner Organisations 2016 (168 pages).
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Suicide prevention for young workers in the construction industry
Research has found that young males working in the construction industry in Queensland are at a higher risk of suicide and are twice as likely to take their own lives than other young Australian males.