Understand the safety risks in the construction industry.

The majority of Australian jurisdictions have agreed to commence a prohibition on engineered stone from 1 July 2024.

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

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.

Prepare a safe work method statement before commencing high risk construction work.

Owners, developers, builders and demolition businesses all have a responsibility to ensure the electricity supply is abolished before demolition work commences.

The Confined spaces - Code of Practice provides practical guidance on compliance with our work health and safety laws.

A principal contractor must oversee all construction projects valued at $450,000 or more.

Understand site inductions requirements for residential building sites given potential risks and hazards are similar from site-to-site.

Scaffolding work is classified as high risk work and must be performed by an appropriately licensed person.

Access to, and egress from working platforms must be adequate and safe for the working conditions and the types of work being carried out.

Guardrail systems used for roofing work may be an effective way to manage some of the risks of working at heights.

Crystalline silica is a carcinogen that can be harmful when inhaled.

Hose whipping is the uncontrolled and rapid motion of the rubber hose on the end of a concrete placement boom and is a serious risk when operating a concrete pump.

Requirements to secure a construction site will be obvious in some situations, and optional on other sites.

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

Learn the safety issues and control measures when using chemical and mechanical anchors.

Construction work using precast or tilt-up concrete elements or panels can be a complicated process that has risks to workers and the public.

The transport of precast panels requires a safe and efficient means of accessing the panels to secure and release the load.

Guide to operating cranes near Airports and Defence Aviation Areas

Workers should have access to clean, hygienic and conveniently located toilets.

From 1 September 2024 new regulations come into effect that provide additional obligations on PCBUs who carry out work with CSS.