Engaging the workforce with safety wearables: key considerations
Using shipping containers to boost height safety
Reducing hazards around powerlines
Tips for employers to enhance worker mental health
What to consider when adopting AI safety systems
Engaging the workforce with safety wearables: key considerations
The success of safety wearables lies not just in their objective data, but in how they engage workers in the safety conversation.
Using shipping containers to boost height safety
A Sydney depot has found a simple but effective use for its shipping containers, enhancing height safety for workers in the process.
Reducing hazards around powerlines
Powerlines pose a serious safety hazard on work sites and have caused many deaths and accidents that may have been prevented with greater care.
Tips for employers to enhance worker mental health
Mental health issues have serious implications in the workplace, particularly given the introduction of new regulations designed to protect mental wellbeing.
What to consider when adopting AI safety systems
Integrating artificial intelligence into safety software is not a magic bullet — rather, it requires a foundation built on meticulous data management.
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