Occupational health and safety (OHS) will have little effect on reducing the pace of global warming. Still, OHS will definitely need to assist in changing how we continue to work in future weather extremes. SafetyAtWorkBlog has previously written about working in extreme heat, but a new multimedia report from the New York Times (paywalled) illustrates the challenges in some uncomfortable ways.
Many companies have policies for driving work and company vehicles safely. Distracted driving has been identified as a high risk...
Few difficulties in the realm of logistics are as challenging as manoeuvring through icy conditions in the winter. Maintaining the...
It’s National Safe Work Month in Australia this October. This year’s theme is SafeTea** emphasising the importance of involving everyone in...
Online safety courses are now essential for both personal and professional growth in this era of digital learning and ongoing...
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