Articles
Could a blood test identify sleep deprivation at work?
Lack of sleep is known to increase the risk of serious injury or fatality in safety critical situations at work. [ + ]
Using artificial intelligence to improve site access security
AI has great potential to improve safety across the building and construction industry, by keeping unauthorised personnel off worksites. [ + ]
Smart textiles for cooler safety clothes
Nanodiamonds are being used by researchers to create smart textiles that have the ability to cool people down faster when worn. [ + ]
Preventing accidents with thermal fluid safety protocols
How can health and safety protocols contribute to a safer and more effective work environment when working with thermal fluids? [ + ]
Psychosocial risks: the difference between work design and culture
A "toxic" workplace bullying prosecution in October 2023 highlighted the importance of culture in reducing psychosocial risk. [ + ]
Ensuring that psychosocial risk management meets legal requirements
A great deal of misinformation still surrounds the concept of psychosocial risk management, making it difficult to implement robust risk management processes. [ + ]
Register now for AMW2024 in Sydney
Australian Manufacturing Week (AMW2024) will be held at Sydney ICC Darling Harbour from 17–19 April 2024. [ + ]
Top tips: selecting underground LED strip lighting
MineGlow shares five crucial insights to mitigate electrical risks and uphold safety standards when opting for LED strip lights in underground environments. [ + ]
Safety in solitude: how technology protects lone and remote workers
How can technology be effectively deployed to improve the safety of lone and remote workers on the job? An expert weighs in. [ + ]
A guide for selecting compliant high-vis workwear
High-visibility workwear serves as the first line of defence for workers in high-risk settings such as construction sites, mines and warehouses. [ + ]
How to safely upgrade electrical systems in asbestos-prone buildings
When planning electrical upgrades in buildings with potential asbestos-containing materials, a meticulous approach is essential to minimise health risks. [ + ]
A story in safety: why excavators are yellow
More than three-quarters of all excavators around the world are yellow in colour. But why? [ + ]
Five ways to avoid end-of-year burnout
Employees often feel exhausted towards the end of the year, working long hours while social commitments and Christmas tasks expand. [ + ]
The evolution of heavy vehicle safety in Australia
Great improvements have been made in recent times when it comes to the comfort and efficiency of heavy vehicles across the transport industry. [ + ]
Li-ion battery fire hazards: reducing the risk
Lithium-ion batteries are commonplace in most businesses and are often used in products such as power tools, vehicles and energy storage systems. [ + ]