From grain crops to livestock, agriculture is one of South Australia's most important sectors but it is also among the most dangerous.

The state's auto industry has shrunk in recent years following the end of vehicle manufacture in SA but it still employs hundreds of people in the servicing, repairs, retail and

The residential and civil construction industry involves a multitude of trades and even more hazards.

Thousands of South Australians are employed in this industry and work tirelessly to keep us fit and healthy.

A wide ranging industry, hospitality includes chefs, security, baristas, bartenders, kitchenhands, waiting staff and managers.

Modern manufacturing has evolved significantly in the past 100 years but safety is still paramount.

Strong global demand for copper and the emergence of battery materials such as graphite and nickel has South Australia well placed for growth in mining.

South Australia is known as the Festival State. This plethora of events every year requires significant planning and regulation.

From Rundle Mall to suburban high streets and country boutiques, SA's retail industry includes hundreds of small businesses and employs thousands of workers.

Moving freight around the state, Australia and overseas by road, rail, air and sea is a massive job with many risks and safety implications.