Mining Safety: What Keeps Queensland Sites Ready

Mining Safety: What Keeps Queensland Sites Ready

A pre-start can identify obvious issues, but it cannot compensate for a worker who has not been properly inducted, a failed respirator seal or a task that changed after the plan was written. Mining safety is built before the shift starts and maintained through every...
Respiratory Protection for Safer Worksites

Respiratory Protection for Safer Worksites

A disposable mask handed out at the site gate is not, by itself, respiratory protection. If workers are cutting fibre cement, cleaning a dusty plant room, spraying coatings, handling chemicals or entering an area with poor air quality, the exposure needs to be...
When Are Fire Extinguishers Required at Work?

When Are Fire Extinguishers Required at Work?

A fire extinguisher tucked behind a pallet, installed for the wrong type of fire or left unserviced may create a false sense of security when seconds matter. For Queensland employers, supervisors and contractors, knowing when are fire extinguishers required is not...
Top Chemical Storage Inspection Points for Worksites

Top Chemical Storage Inspection Points for Worksites

A chemical store can appear orderly while still holding a serious risk. A faded label, a corroded drum base or two incompatible products placed together can turn a routine task into an exposure, fire or environmental incident. These top chemical storage inspection...
Practical Guide to Safety Management Systems

Practical Guide to Safety Management Systems

A missed pre-start check, an outdated procedure or a contractor who has not been properly inducted can turn a routine shift into a serious incident. In mining, construction, transport, agriculture and industrial workplaces, safe work cannot depend on memory or good...