We are jointly funded by the Commonwealth, state and territory governments through an Intergovernmental Agreement.
Our members
SWA has 15 members including:
In this presentation, Kim outlines the important role and challenges faced by health and safety representatives; our workplace heroes. Some suggestions for future work for Safe Work Australia are also provided.
In this conversation, three business leaders from large corporations will share how they have led in tough conditions and ‘what keeps them awake at night'.
Introduced by SafeWork SA’s Bryan Russell, this video outlines seven simple and practical steps leaders can use when managing for better work health and safety outcomes.
This is part two in a two-part series. Introduced by Dr Simon Blackwood, the ‘Linking Safety Leadership and Safety Culture in Queensland’ presentations feature executives and senior managers sharing their journeys through safety leadership.
In this video, Barbara Rusinko of Bechtel Corporation talks about safety leadership and the lasting impact of seeing her workmate die.
One of our key functions, under the Safe Work Australia Act 2008 (Cth), is to work with international bodies on WHS and worke
WHS regulators and workers’ compensation authorities
We do not regulate and enforce WHS laws nor do we manage workers’ compensation claims or insurance. This is the role of the Commonwealth, states and territories.