Workplace Health and Safety Queensland | Latest News & Updates - Nov 29, 2024 Release

Workplace Health and Safety Queensland launched a free heat stress calculator to help assess health risks for workers in hot environments...


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Workplace Health and Safety Queensland

🌎 worksafe.qld.gov.au

Workplace Health and Safety Queensland (WHSQ) is a government agency dedicated to improving work health and safety in Queensland workplaces. The organization focuses on reducing the risk of workplace injuries and fatalities by assisting businesses in complying with health and safety laws, educating employers and employees, investigating serious incidents, and enforcing legislation. WHSQ also provides policy advice on workers' compensation matters.


Workplace Health and Safety Queensland - Latest News and Updates

  • Workplace Health and Safety Queensland launched a free heat stress calculator to help assess health risks for workers in hot environments.
  • Craig Hickling has joined Workplace Health and Safety Queensland as a Senior Investigator from his previous role as Senior Investigator at Queensland Police Service in Australia.
  • Workplace Health and Safety Queensland announced that the risks of using high-pressure water hoses on asbestos cement structures will be a key focus during Asbestos Awareness Week in November.
  • Workplace Health and Safety Queensland warns of rising avian influenza risks this migration season and advises on safety measures including PPE and reporting sick birds.
  • Dr. Tim Baker, a leadership expert and consultant, spoke at the Work Well Conference in Brisbane hosted by Workplace Health and Safety Queensland, emphasizing the importance of tailoring communication to the decision-making preferences of leaders.

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