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High vs Low Severity Injury: Why compare potential impact?
Does your organisation make decision based on actual or potential consequences?
What about high vs low severity?
Recent research published in the Journal of Construction Engineering and Management reveals the distinct causes of low- and high-severity injuries, challenging long-standing beliefs in the safety profession.
Read more on our blog.
Event
WA Networking Event for Health and Safety Professionals
?? Calling all Health & Safety Professionals in WA --- we’re coming back to Perth!?
Join us on September 19th for a casual evening of conversation with fellow health and safety professionals.?
Whether you're a seasoned expert or new to the field, this is a great opportunity to share insights, exchange ideas, and build connections in a relaxed setting.?
Attendance is FREE for everyone!?Register now.
For our health and safety networking event in Sydney, register here.
Meet the Team
Meet James, our new Senior HSE Consultant based in New South Wales.?
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James is a certified occupational health and safety professional (COHSProf) and is passionate about safety, sustainability, and workplace wellbeing. Originally from Adelaide, he also has a lifelong passion for all sport and in particular Australian Rules Football. ??
Connect with James on LinkedIn or arrange a video call by emailing him directly at [email protected]?
Legal Updates
VIC - New requirements for plant and equipment incident notification
New requirements for Incident notification for plant and equipment under OHS Regulations and the Equipment (Public Safety) Regulations 2017 (EPS Regulations) commenced July 2024.
Under OHS Regulations more types of plant now require notification if there is an incident of collapse, overturn, failure, malfunction or damage that exposes a person to imminent or immediate serious risk to their health or safety. The language in the EPS Regulations is now aligned with the wording used in the OHS Regulations. These changes make it clearer when notification is required.
Further information can be found?here.
Dates for the Diary
Here are a few exciting dates for the diary!
August
September
October