In this podcast, international safety expert Professor Patrick Hudson reflects on the challenges facing organisations trying to implement processes to improve their safety performance. He discusses his Safety Culture Ladder Model, and how companies can assess their safety maturity in relation to this model.

This seminar features three panel members representing the employer, insurer and regulator. Panellists discuss the role of each in the workers’ compensation process, emphasising the importance of communication, consultation and education. They also discuss various supports available for business, for example vocation rehabilitation and work trials.

In this broadcast, Kris Garred, Director of Evidence at Safe Work Australia, discusses the Work-related traumatic injury fatalities 2016 report, the statistics within it and the powerful role this data can have on improving safety in Australian workplaces.

Every business and industry is affected by fatigue; however some types of work and sectors have an inherently higher risk, particularly when shift work is involved.

While chemicals may present health hazards to the workers handling them, applying the hierarchy of controls can eliminate and minimise these risks.

Find out how to correctly and safely put on, wear, and remove personal protective equipment when managing airborne contaminants in the workplace.

If you manage, or are in control of, a workplace, you have a responsibility to protect those who work with asbestos.

Security guard Gail shares the work safety tactics that she goes through every day to keep herself and her colleagues safe.

Music festivals, sporting events and cultural celebrations are exciting and fun, but what are the safety implications for the staff, contractors and volunteers who make them happen?

Michaela and Adam are committed to their jobs caring for clients, ensuring they take steps to keep themselves safe too.