Mental health month is October
Mental health month Australia
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R U OK? day - 9 Sept. Learn when and how to ask
Not all workplace hazards are visible.
Occupational lung disease.
2021 World Day for Safety and Health at Work and Workersβ Memorial Day
Anticipate, prepare and respond to crises: Invest now in resilient occupational safety and health systems
WH&S – safety alert update
Some injuries can be avoided using correct PPE
National Safe Work month – October
October is national Safe Work Month and a time to refocus on improving work health and safety in your workplace.
Slow down, move over and give space
Slow down to 40km/h around stopped emergency vehicles
Safety alert – Silica dust
There is some excellent information about this dust and related diseases on the Safe Work NSW website. (0:30sec) Another reminder.
Social media policy reminder
Social Media has been a hot topic over the past 5 years and has grown to become a part of every day life for many.
WH&S – welder’s flash
With our roots firmly planted in the manufacturing trades and boilermaking well represented, from time to time apprentices will incur flash burn also known as welderβs flash.
WH&S – Burns
Workplace burns can be prevented and the likelihood of serious injury can be reduced by diligently following workplace safety measures and by educating workers on workplace burn hazards.
WH&S – Depression
Depression affects roughly 1 in 5 people at some point in their lives and is the most common form of mental illness.