Protect Your Workplace: Essential Slips, Trips and Falls Risk Assessment

A practical slips, trips and falls risk assessment can help protect your workers, customers and business while providing evidence that workplace health and safety (WHS) obligations are being addressed. Slips,…

Why registered club directors, CEOs and small business owners need to take workplace falls seriously following the July 2026 WHS changes. WHS responsibilities are essential for registered club directors, CEOs…

Change is a normal part of running a business, but it can introduce risks that affect workers’ health, safety and wellbeing. A new roster. A new supervisor. New software. Moving…

A practical guide for small to medium business owners and managers. Workplace stress can be an early warning sign that something in your business needs attention. When employees become withdrawn,…

A psychosocial change risk assessment helps businesses identify and manage the people-related risks that can arise when workplace changes are introduced. Change is a normal part of running a business.…

For many years, workplace health and safety have been strongly associated with physical risks: machinery, manual handling, falls, hazardous chemicals and electrical safety. However, the same work health and safety…

A fire blanket in the workplace can be a simple and inexpensive piece of emergency equipment, but it is sometimes overlooked when businesses consider fire safety. This is particularly common…

Over the last couple of months, I’ve had several conversations with senior managers and business owners about WHS management and implementing effective work health and safety processes. And one issue…

When we think about providing a safe workplace, we often focus on the obvious things – machinery, electrical equipment, slips and trips, or manual handling. But the work environment itself…

Most businesses have an emergency evacuation plan. They have exit signs, evacuation diagrams, fire extinguishers and an assembly point. But there is another question every business should consider: Can every…