Guides
Site hazards
Practical guides to the hazards on Queensland work sites: heights, falls, silica dust, heat, electrical risks, confined spaces and more, with the controls that work.
24 July 2022
High Winds & Construction: How to Stay Safe
Construction work can be dangerous, especially in high winds.
17 July 2022
Hazardous Chemical Management: What You Need to Know
If your business deals with hazardous chemicals, it’s important to have a plan in place for safe handling and disposal.
17 July 2022
14 Hand Tool Safety Tips to Keep You Safe
If you suffer an injury while using hand tools, seek medical attention immediately.
17 July 2022
How to Protect your Hands in Construction
Your hands are one of your most important tools when working in construction.
17 July 2022
Carbon Monoxide Safety in the Workplace: What You Need to Know
Carbon monoxide (CO) is a colorless, odorless gas that is produced when burning fuel such as natural gas, propane, gasoline, oil, wood, or charcoal.
17 July 2022
Contact with Stinging Insects In The Workplace: How to Avoid and Handle Situations
Stinging insects are relatively common in the workplace. While most stings are not serious, some can cause severe reactions.
17 July 2022
What To Do In An Emergency: 11 steps to be prepared
In the unfortunate event of an emergency in your workplace, it is important to be prepared.
15 July 2022
The Importance of Organised Storage Areas in the Workplace
When materials are organised and stored in a specific area, it reduces the amount of time employees spend searching for items.
3 June 2022
How To Properly Use A Fire Extinguisher
While some workplace fires are caused by accidental factors, such as faulty electrical wiring, many are the result of preventable human error.
3 June 2022
How to Eliminate Hazards in the Workplace
Every workplace has its own set of hazards. Some are more obvious than others, but they all pose a risk to employees.
3 June 2022
Electrical Safety at Work: How to Keep Yourself Safe
If you are working with electricity, always make sure that you have the proper training.
3 June 2022
9 Steps to Prevent Electrical Injuries in the Workplace
If you must use electrical equipment in wet or damp areas, be sure to use a ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) to help prevent shocks.
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