sectors-categories: Workplace Health and Safety

Addressing air quality in your building can be daunting, but you don’t have to start from scratch. Stefanie Oakes prescribes a layered approach of upgrades, modifications and management technology improvements.

The Australian Building Codes Board is in discussions with experts and industry groups about incorporating a ventilation checklist into the building code, an Age article reports.

Gary Bradshaw explains how plant operators can have the best of both worlds by hard-wiring their critical systems to an annunciator and also networking them back to their SCADA system.

The Melbourne office tower is the first existing building in Australia to hit Platinum status.

SAI Global says failure to address workplace safety regularly is one of a few common oversights.

Sixty-eight percent of Australian office workers are more concerned about hygiene at work than a…

Patricia Hensley inspects the tipping point where safe distancing and working from home intersects with the need to collaborate together within our facilities.

Video, thanks to tech advancements, can offer you so much more than surveillance and security. Here’s Brett Hansen on how it’s ushering in a new era of occupational health and safety.

With hygiene a priority as workers return to the office, Dyson scientist Dr Salomé Giao has outlined high contact surfaces of which to be mindful.

Disability discrimination accounts for the highest volume of complaints to the Australian Human Rights Commission annually and can lead those living with disabilities to choose to hide their condition from prospective employers, according to disability employment services experts atWork Australia.