Category: Safety

Pitfalls in making decisions based on WHS lead indicators

Traditionally safety managers, and the executives they advise, use WHS lag indicators such as injury frequency rates to measure the organisation’s safety…

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Promoting healthy work behaviours

Musculoskeletal problems are extremely common in modern workplaces, where sedentary work practices have become almost the norm. Prolonged sitting, tiring or uncomfortable…

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Safety Networking Group report

In 2005 QRMC founded the Safety Networking Group for senior safety professionals working in the greater Brisbane metropolitan area. QRMC continues to…

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Remote and Isolated Worker Safety

Remote and isolated worker safety Posted by QRMC, 26 June 2013 Managing the safety of workers performing their work duties in remote…

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Proper use of Job Safety Analysis

A Job Safety Analysis is a specific form of risk assessment applied to a particular work task or process. Its purpose is…

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