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Occupational Health & Safety in Australia Employers other obligations
Your employer must -
Hazards may be in any workplace, but they may be avoidable. A hazard is defined in the NSW law, Occupational Health and Safety Regulation 2001, as 'anything (including work practices or procedures) that has the potential to harm the health and safety of a person.' Hazards may arise from your working environment, from poor workplace design or inappropriate procedures within the workplace, or from the use of substances or machinery. The hazards can be classed into five areas:
Once these hazards have been identified, workplace hazard protocols should be put in place. What may not seem like a danger to you could cause serious injury to your workmate. Employers should consult with their workforce on the best may to reduce and eliminate any hazards in the workplace. Australian Standards has specifications defined for equipment, materials and products which ensure safety and are of good quality. If you wish to use our free service Click Here to record your version of events and secure the information If you wish us to contact you please Click Here and we will get back to you within 24 hours
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