Old Way New Way Workplace Training Skills on CD-ROM is an advanced workplace training skills course designed for experienced trainers, managers, supervisors, organisational psychologists, change agents, and employees in all kinds of occupations.

A workshop for those who manage, own and build IT networks, facilities and infrastructure is being run to provide them with comprehensive information on the threats posed by terrorism.

The recruitment industry is one of New Zealand's largest employers. Aside from those working in the industry, every day thousands of workers who go to offices, schools, hospitals, factories and construction sites are temporary workers or contractors provided by recruitmentcompanies.

The inaugural Safety Show, Sydney 2003, featuring a workplace safety trade show and conference, is off to a strong start with the support of WorkCover NSW which has come in as the principal sponsor.

The SMARTsafe Group has awarded exclusive Sales Partnership Contracts to sell their range of 'simple software and systems solutions for SEQ training and management' in the states of WA, Vic and SA.

In a first for Victoria, emergency services are undertaking a six month trial of advanced technology that will ensure they reach emergency situations faster than ever before.

Manufacturers will be getting a helping hand to make their chemical processing plants safer and more effective, thanks to new technology pioneered by a university spin-out company.

One of the world's leading providers of fire protection solutions, Wormald, has become the first company to attain a Scientific Service Laboratory (SSL) approval listing for its heavy vehicle fire suppression systems.

Employers are being warned not to be complacent about the potential for compensation claims from staff suffering psychological damage at work.

Forklift trucks are among the most dangerous pieces of equipment in the Australian workplace.

If you've ever laboured with paint removers, brushes, scrapers, sanders and paint burning equipment, you'll know just how tedious and time-consuming it can be to remove layer upon layer of old paint.

BHP Steel has been fined a total of $120,000 after two employees were overcome by ozone gas at its Port Kembla Steelworks three years ago.

One of Australia's biggest retailers has been fined $20,000 after a forklift fell from the back of a truck into the well of a loading dock in March last year.

A Geelong magistrate has told a business operator he could have gone to jail if an employee had fallen from the roof on which he was working.

Before a gathering of 450 of their engineering peers, the Trans-Tasman Siemens Prize for Innovation was awarded to a duo from the University of Auckland on June 6.