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  • Video

    Know your asbestos webinar

    This practical and engaging webinar explores how to safely identify, remove, and dispose of up to 10m² of non-friable asbestos. Designed for tradespeople, homeowners, and DIY renovators, this video provides critical insights to help you work safely and avoid health risks.

  • Guide

    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.

  • Video

    Ride ready - loads

    More than 70 Queenslanders have been killed using quad bikes since 2001. The Ride ready campaign aims to reduce deaths and injuries.

  • Tool

    Safety fundamentals tool

    This toolkit is for small businesses, including sole traders, and will help you understand your legal obligations and comply with the law to create a safer, healthier and more successful business.

  • Video

    Sex work - WHS overview

    From 1 August 2024, work health and safety (WHS) laws will apply to all sex work businesses operating in Queensland. In consultation with industry, guidance material specific to sex work has been developed to explain worker's rights and duty holder responsibilities under WHS laws.

  • Video

    Ride ready - helmets

    More than 70 Queenslanders have been killed using quad bikes since 2001. The Ride ready campaign aims to reduce deaths and injuries.

  • Video

    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.

  • Video

    A Current Affair Melting Man

    This story shows the tragic consequences that can occur if heat strain factors are not adequately controlled. Story provided to Workplace Health and Safety Queensland courtesy of the Nine Network's A Current Affair program.

  • Video

    Sex work – Working safely

    Here we explain some simple examples duty holders can take to ensure that sex workers can operate safely, no matter what type of business the workplace is or where it is located.

  • Video

    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.

  • Podcast

    Queensland construction work health forum 2016 podcasts

    Audio recordings of the Workplace Health and Safety Queensland hosted the Queensland construction work health forum on 1 March 2016.

  • Campaign

    Snorkel safety challenge 2024

    Calling all Queensland dive and snorkel operators! Showcase your assessment and rescue skills and establish your organisation as one that is committed to safety in the marine tourism industry.