Health and safety risks in the workplace need to be managed, either by eliminating or minimising risks.

There are a number of WHS issues PCBU’s and workers should consider when entering into a work from home arrangement.

Employers have specific duties and obligations for providing appropriate worksite facilities.

Manage the health and safety risks with our safety guides on work tasks and projects such as formwork, electrical work, scaffolding, fragile roofing or welding.

Our guides for risk management and safe use of common plant, tools and vehicles.

Our Simple Steps to Safety audit tool, with useful templates and checklists, helps small businesses to include work health and safety as part of their business planning.

Codes of Practice indicate best practice controls for particular types of hazards and may include Australian / New Zealand Standards.

Union officials who hold a right of entry permit may enter worksites to inquiry into a suspected contravention of the WHS laws or to consult with workers.

Our guides to help you in managing the risks and safely use chemicals and substances.

Should a serious or dangerous workplace incident or injury occur, the employer is responsible for investigating the circumstances that led to the incident/injury.