Category: Safety

Managing stress & wellbeing

The Australian Psychological Society indicates that amongst the known features of a psychologically healthy workplace is the provision to employees of regular…

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Study others’ WHS mistakes

It is sometimes very straightforward to identify and understand the cause of a workplace incident. If a power cable has been strung…

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Minimising employee safety risks from home offices

As QRMC has discussed in previous issues of Insight, telecommuting or working from a home-based office is an increasing trend of modern…

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Crafting a good RTW plan

Return-to-work (RTW) plans are one of the most effective ways for injured workers to achieve a prompt and sustainable return to their…

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Preventing recurrence of WHS incidents

A critical part of the process of investigating WHS incidents in the workplace is to identify how the incident occurred in order…

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Does your accountant know their WHS responsibilities as a company officer?

More than 2 years after the mirror Work Health and Safety legislation was introduced into a number of States, most executive management…

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Update to WHS and Electrical Safety Codes of Practice in Qld

Codes of Practice under the harmonised Work Health and Safety Act and Regulations are admissible in court proceedings. Courts may regard a…

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Safety Networking Group Report

At the February meeting of the SNG, the Manager of Workers Compensation Policy Unit provided an overview of recent legislative changes. These…

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How organisational leaders can improve WHS

The critical role played by organisational leaders in the success of any management system was addressed by QRMC in our article “The…

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