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  • Don't overload

    Heavy loads and attachments can make quad bikes unstable.

  • Webinar series

    Explore the recorded live digital events to find out more about safety in the electrical industry.

  • Health and wellbeing at work films

    This series of short films focus on how workers can improve their health and wellbeing by making small changes and healthy lifestyle choices to improve fatigue and stress.

  • Always wear a helmet

    Wearing a helmet is the best way to minimise the risk of a head injury.

  • Ride ready - kids

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

  • 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.

  • Machinery guarding

    A worker lost two fingers and his hand was crushed when it was caught in an unguarded power press.

  • 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.

  • Electrical safety summit 2025

    This year’s in-person and livestreamed event brought together attendees statewide, to discuss compliance, safety culture, and supporting young workers.

  • 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.

  • Safe bat handling

    This film discusses the importance of training in the safe handling of bats and wearing personal protective equipment.

  • 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.