Broadcast in 2015

A frank discussion on the challenges faced by many small businesses and sole traders and how these may affect their mental health and that of their workers.

Three leading experts will explore how the safe design of construction projects can protect the health and safety of workers – not just while they are being built, but throughout the project’s life cycle.

Many people who don’t typically see themselves as work designers actually have a powerful influence on work safety, from CEOs, to IT professionals to HR executives.

This video provides practical guidance on return to work practice that benefits both workers and business.

A very personal story about life after a serious workplace injury and how one organisation changed its own work safety culture.

This video shows how the ten principles of good work design can be applied in practice, using real-life industry case studies to improve the health and safety of workers and overall business performance.

This brief video provides some compelling evidence to demonstrate that creating a mentally healthy workplace is good for business.

Experts from SafeWork NSW, the Australian National University, and Work Systems Technology discuss the importance of eliminating hazards and risks from machinery before it enters the workplace.

The Better Work Tasmania website provides a range of information, resources and advice that businesses across Australia will find useful.

Investing in a safer vehicle fleet for your business offers a good return on investment, provides greater security for employees, and makes a safer society for everyone.

Safe Work Australia’s CEO Michelle Baxter discusses the need build a workforce of workers, leaders and decision-makers who have the knowledge and the skills to effectively and efficiently manage risk.

Experts from the ACTU, UNSW and News Corp Australia explore how consultation and cooperation in supply chain networks can be used to improve workers’ health and safety.

One worker paid a serious penalty when he fell through a gap, or ‘void’, on a construction site. This video reminds us of the hazards and gives some simple steps to control them.

In an industry case study, a small construction and manufacturing business describes how they applied work health and wellbeing strategies to benefit their business.