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Covid 19: 6 steps to get your workplace ready

Covid 19: 6 steps to get your workplace ready

After many weeks of lock down here in Australia and with our Covid 19 suppression strategy working, restrictions are lifting and workplaces opening. I’m so glad the pain of remote schooling has been worth it! There is now a very clear message from the Government that...

Are Your Workers Safe to Work At Home?

Are Your Workers Safe to Work At Home?

Does your Covid-19 response involve requesting workers to work from home? For many organisations, directing people to work at home is becoming an increasing reality whether it be due to self-isolation due to return from overseas, proactive or reactive office closure...

Selling Safety to the Masses

Selling Safety to the Masses

Last year I had the opportunity to deliver a ‘safety workshop’ to a group of 80, twenty-something marketing experts.   The universe for this organisation and for many of its young workers is extreme sports and adventurous, adrenaline-junky style sporting and music...

Managing Workplace Mental Wellbeing

Managing Workplace Mental Wellbeing

Many believe that mental health is an emerging work health and safety issue but considering the data, research and discussions with my clients, it is clear that mental health is already a significant issue in almost every Australian workplace.    The seemingly...

Welcome to Shared Safety and Risk

Welcome to Shared Safety and Risk

Hi and welcome to Shared Safety and Risk.    The purpose of this blog, like our business, is to provide you a different perspective on the world of work health and safety. We love the ongoing collaboration we have with our clients and tailoring innovative and...

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