Due to the physically demanding nature of their work, tradies are particularly susceptible to developing arthritis. [ + ]

Fostering individual accountability through a human-centred safety system fundamentally improves on the standard, process-based safety approach. [ + ]

Construction sites pose significant eye injury risks; therefore, effective eye protection for the work environment is important for injury prevention. [ + ]

Work-related stress is known to have a significant impact on the mental health of workers, in some cases leading to psychological injury. [ + ]

Fire poses a serious risk to the safety and welfare of building occupants, as well as having the potential to have a devastating effect on businesses. [ + ]

According to accidents reported under RIDDOR in 2017, 9% of fatal injuries were found to be caused by contact with moving machinery. [ + ]

With the increase of awareness around working at height, the use of SRLs as a means of effective anchoring and work positioning has also increased. [ + ]

Despite being banned from use in Australia from 2004, asbestos is still causing issues for many workplaces. [ + ]

Many Australian workers do not realise that any gas stored in a cylinder is classed as a Dangerous Good. [ + ]

What does the successful Thai cave rescue mission teach us about leadership? [ + ]

Safety inspections on workplace tools and processes are becoming increasingly important as new technology and machinery is made available. [ + ]

On an industrial site, workers are required to wear brightly coloured hi-vis apparel in order to improve their safety. [ + ]

Disposable glove use, regular glove changes and frequent handwashing can all have a significant negative impact on hand health. [ + ]

Australians suffer around 50,000 eye injuries every year even though many of them were wearing eye protection at the time of their injury. [ + ]

Ageing cranes can pose safety risks, with the potential for lifting gear failure that leads to injuries or death. [ + ]