What is a near miss?
How near a miss must a near miss miss for the near miss to not be missed?
How near a miss must a near miss miss for the near miss to not be missed?
Would adding working at heights to the high-risk licensing scheme reduce falls?
While there are many different approaches to improving height safety knowledge at workplaces, there is one solution that would have an immediate effect.
The start of October heralds the arrival of National Safe Work Month and perfect time to take stock of your safety practices.
A matured culture of safety, that is invested in by all involved, is the best way to make meaningful safety improvements.
What do you need to know in order to know whether or not your height safety system is safe to use?
Thousands of single-storey houses are being built across Australia on any given day. And few realise how serious the risk of a fall from height can be while working on one.
Many height safety and fall protection systems cover only over a specific part of a work area. Here’s how workers can check they are staying within the safe work area.
Although they may not be out on site themselves, employers have a key role to play in ensuring the safety of their employees and teams working at height.