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Designing work for your workforce: Younger and older workers
Presented by Helen Lingard, RMIT University Distinguished Professor and Director of the Centre for Construction Work Health and Safety Research.
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Construction industry profile: impacts now and for the future
Presented by Mark McCrindle, award-winning social researcher, best-selling author and TedX speaker.
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On-tool dust extraction for dry concrete drilling, cutting and grinding operations in construction
When managing the issue of dust generated during concrete shaping operations in construction, the full hierarchy of controls needs to be considered, from design all the way through to protective personal equipment. Presented by Dr Martin Stirling.
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Conditions of accreditation as an assessor for high risk work classes
Assessors must be familiar with the conditions and understand the requirements before conducting assessments or undertaking assessment administrative requirements.
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What are my obligations as an employer in a WorkCover claim?
As an employer in Queensland, there are some things you need to know and do when an injury or illness happens at work, and if a worker makes a claim.
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Project plan template
Safety Leadership Challenge - a blank, basic plan (with milestones) for your leadership challenge project.
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Forklift safety for workers
What you need to know to safely and legally operate a forklift (2 pages). In Qld you need a high risk work licence (LF) to use a forklift.
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Framework for alcohol and drug management in the workplace
Framework for developing a policy on reducing the work-related risks associated with drug and alcohol use.
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PErforM resource manual for workplace trainers
the full manual for preparing and delivering the PErforM program in your workplace (43 pages). Includes worksheets, tools, guidelines and evaluation process. A highly recommended and practical program.
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Goodna State School: Staff wellbeing team
Goodna State School (GSS) is a large primary school located in Ipswich with approximately 750 students and 108 staff. Forty per cent of the workforce is aged 55 years and over.
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Medical Assessment Tribunal members: Code of Conduct
An independent and non-adversarial system of medical review and assessment within the workers’ compensation scheme in Queensland.