Research Summit Event Privacy Collection Notice SWA website privacy notice for the event This notice describes how Safe Work Australia (SWA) collects and manages personal information. Safe Work Australia runs research events to promote partnerships …
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Our Agency We are jointly funded by the Commonwealth, state and territory governments through an Intergovernmental Agreement. We are an inclusive, tripartite body—we work collaboratively with governments, employers and workers—to drive national policy …
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Corporate publications and resources Annual report The Safe Work Australia Annual Report is published to inform Parliament, ministers, governments and the community about our performance in delivering improvements to key work health and safety and …
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Corporate publications
AI Transparency statement Safe Work Australia is developing its maturity and potential use cases for AI. While those use cases remain under consideration, AI usage is limited at the Agency. When discussing AI, we apply the Organisation for Economic …
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Be Silica Smart. Workers in construction, manufacturing, tunnelling, demolition, mining, quarrying and stonemasonry can be exposed to silica dust at work. Work activities that can produce silica dust include: creating, installing and changing engineered …
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Occupational lung diseases Four key industries most at risk of occupational lung diseases include: Artificial and natural stone workers can be exposed to silica dust (also known as respirable crystalline silica, or RCS) in all parts of their work process …
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Deliver yourself home safely Provide feedback on the Deliver Yourself Home Safely campaign Did you find this page useful? Yes No How was the page useful? It was well written The layout or style made it easy to read The content makes sense It was …
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Workers’ compensation for psychological injuries Workers’ compensation coverage of psychological injuries Workers’ compensation is available for physical and psychological injury and disease. An injured worker may be able to receive workers’ …
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Permanent impairment What are permanent impairment benefits in workers’ compensation? When someone sustains a workplace injury it may result in a permanent impairment. Workers’ compensation schemes may offer a lump sum compensation payment for permanent …
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