Nominations open for Safe Work and Return to Work Awards


Tuesday, 12 April, 2022
Nominations open for Safe Work and Return to Work Awards

Entries are now open for WorkSafe Queensland’s Safe Work and Return to Work Awards. The awards recognise Queensland businesses doing outstanding work to improve health, safety, rehab and return to work for their staff.

Award winners will be recognised for the important work they do to make Queensland workplaces better; being a part of the awards also presents an opportunity to promote organisations and gain inspiration from others. With 12 categories to choose from, there is one to suit every smart safety solution.

Nominations are open to all Queensland workers and companies, with entries due to close on Friday, 17 June 2022.

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