Welding fume regulations are changing in Australia
Australia is facing further regulatory tightening around welding fume exposure, and this will require many workplaces to reassess their current...
Australia is facing further regulatory tightening around welding fume exposure, and this will require many workplaces to reassess their current...
For crane operators and rigging crews, lifting loads comes with a whole set of safety challenges.
The start of summer 2026 signals an important milestone in how airborne contaminant risks in the workplace are managed and understood. From December...
Wearing gloves all shift is often just part of the job. But hands don’t always stay dry inside gloves, especially when they are not meant for use in...
Workers know they should wear gloves to protect their hands from cuts, abrasions, chemical contact, burns and other injuries on the job. But they...
Summer’s coming! That means now’s a good time for organisations to plan how they will keep their workers hydrated and cool during the hottest part of...
Injuries from slips, trips and falls present a significant challenge for employers. The latest Safe Work Australia statistics show these accounted...
Safety glasses that are dated, uncomfortable, fog or scratch easily usually end up anywhere but on the face! Workers pull them off mid-task, throwing...
While many workplaces recognise the risks of working in the heat, these are often addressed through stand-alone measures instead of a coordinated...
From telco technicians to electronic repairers and auto electricians, there are lots of workers who are required to solder components. Yet the risks...
Across Australian industry, workers routinely use acetone to clean surfaces, degrease machinery and dissolve paint, rubber, sealants, varnishes,...
From mining and construction to manufacturing and metalwork, it’s a scenario that tests Australian industry all too often - uncomfortable or poorly...