Worker falls through scaffold | Stab-proof vests for health workers | Day of mourning | Safety programs & e-learning | NSCA Foundation Safe-T-Bulletin 494
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On 28 April every year, countries around the world commemorate workers who have lost their lives from a workplace incident or occupational disease through the World Day for Safety and Health at Work and Workers’ Memorial Day. This year, organisations are highlighting the importance of improved safety and health for young workers, who are often less aware of WHS risks and responsibilities. With 40 occupational deaths in Australia as of 20 April in 2018, 28 April serves as a reminder of the inherent risks that come with many jobs and the importance of
continued commitment to workplace health and safety.
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Safe Work Australia and CSIRO's Data61 have produced a new report that explores trends emerging in work health and safety and workers compensation.
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The high-performing, high-strength webbing lifeline is manufactured to the highest standard in accordance to strict MSA quality-control procedures. The V-TEC Mini PFL has been tested to work in extreme situations and environments utilising the most innovative energy absorber in the market.
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A 19-year-old Queensland worker who fell three metres from a roof has suffered fractures and lacerations.
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A panel discussion has been held with leading industry experts across L&D, HR and WHS regarding the importance of e‑learning in the workplace.
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The WA Government has committed $2.2 million to protect public health workers against rising rates of violence in hospitals.
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There has been a 48% reduction in injuries since one Illawarra-based aged-care provider launched a comprehensive safety plan for its workers and customers.
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NSCA Foundation events are held throughout the year all over Australia. Members receive complimentary tickets to Member Connects and Breakfast Forums, where they can network and learn from likeminded, safety professionals and organisations. To confirm your membership subscription or to become a member, contact our Membership Team on 02 8879 8289 or at membership@nsca.org.au. Download NSCA Foundation member brochure here.
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FSA/NSCA Safety Training
ANZAC Day — We Honour The Nurses
Thousands of Australian nurses also risked their lives in WWI. In memory of their dedication and service, we are offering all NSCA Foundation members a free resuscitation chart and 20% off any NSCA/FSA first-aid course booked before 30 April 2018. To receive the discount code, contact membership@nsca.org.au or 02 8879 8289. Regular member discounts continue to apply to other courses.
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Industry Guide
Healthy Kids are Happy Kids
School Canteen Guide to Food Safety & Nutrition 2018/19 – Released. Find out more here.
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