Worker memorial – workplace fatalities

The workplace fatality rate dropped by 44% between 2007 and 2015. Let’s make sure this trend continues.

This infographic demonstrates the high incidence rate of serious claims in trade occupations compared to other jobs.

This infographic shows research and data about the most common causes of death and serious injury in the construction industry.

Children and young people in the workplace are especially vulnerable when it comes to safety; when they enter a workplace a person conducting a business or undertaking is responsible.

Emergency services workers operate in challenging environments, dealing with violence, distress and often death. Since 2003 that work environment has claimed the life of 47 first responders.

This infographic looks at the key factors attributed to serious claims by healthcare professionals, so that we can focus on how to reduce these statistics.

Presenting some of the key data on bullying and violence in Australian workplaces, this infographic demonstrates the connection between harassment, bullying and violence and work-related mental disorders.

The transport industry recorded the second highest number of work-related fatalities of all industries.

This infographic provides information about the causes of the high number of worker fatalities and injuries in the manufacturing industry.

There were 176 workers compensated for asbestos-related diseases.