Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
PPE is designed to reduce the exposure to a hazard within the workplace
SAFETY IN LABOUR HIRE FORUM
Managing Risk in the On Hire Contractor Space
WEDNESDAY 27 OCTOBER – LCC VENUES, PRESTONS NSW
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Traffic Management Plans
Traffic Management Plans sets out the rules and safe work practices to ensure safety where moving equipment is present.
Staffing your Business: a Labourforce Explainer
Get the people and support you need from Labourforce. Watch our new video explaining the Labourforce service.
Let’s Talk Safety with Labourforce – Nigel Smith, Australian Paralympian
Wednesday 24th February @ 1pm Labourforce is hosting its quarterly “Lets Talk Safety With Labourforce”
with David Chernich, Labourforce ANZ Safety Manager. He will be hosting via Zoom an interactive
discussion with Nigel Smith, Australia Paralympian.
Working with Plant & Equipment
No matter what piece of equipment a host client has, they all have their own specific risks and hazards associated with them which you as a worker need to become familiar with.
COVID-19 Update – Jan 2021
We have seen fresh outbreaks of COVID into other states as well as notification of a new strand which is more infectious. This message is a reminder to you all to remain COVID Safe no matter where you live or work.
Healthy Heads in Trucks and Sheds
The Healthy Heads in Trucks & Sheds Foundation is an initiative between road transport, warehousing and logistics operators to support drivers and logistics workers with issues relating to mental health and physical wellbeing.
Truck driver workforce shortages: A perfect storm
There is essentially a perfect storm facing supply of truck drivers in the Australian transport industry. Labourforce has published a report that focuses on the five major issues that require a collective industry response that is practical, relevant, adds value to the businesses in the sector and can help solve the key long term challenges.
Look Right
Look right, look left, and look right again. As children, safety messages are hammered home and we learn to cross the street safely. But as adults, there’s a disconnect. Despite a growing focus on safety, work-related injuries, illnesses, and death cost Australians more than $60 billion a year.