As part of the October Safety month HBA has recorded 4 short toolbox talks which are in line with the theme for each of the weeks as chosen by Safe Work Australia. The talks will be released on Wednesday of each of the weeks starting...

From - Key Work Health and Safety Statistics Australia, 2023 | dataswa (safeworkaustralia.gov.au) Each year, Safe Work Australia produces national work health and safety statistics, providing important evidence on the state of work health and safety in Australia. Today we released the Key Work Health and Safety...

October has been designated National Safe Work Month by Safe Work Australia and HBA, as a leading provider of Work Health and Safety qualifications, would like to do our bit to help raise awareness. HBA is going to offer four (4) weekly competitions in October and...

Safe Work Australia is proud to launch a new interactive data website, https://data.safeworkaustralia.gov.au. The data website allows you to explore work health and safety and workers’ compensation data collected by Safe Work Australia on work-related fatalities, injuries and illnesses. Website users can now create their own charts...

Safe Work Australia has published a new snapshot exploring work health and safety outcomes for apprentices and trainees. The snapshot provides valuable insights about the types and causes of work-related injuries and diseases experienced by apprentices and trainees, particularly those working in the Construction and Manufacturing...

Recently Safe Work Australia released data regarding the number of deaths in the workplace. Our thoughts go out to the families, friends and co-workers of those affected. Please take care of all those around you, life is simply too short. Overview  As at 27 April 2023 :...

If so you may be like many of the folk that write to us every week of the year enquiring about upgrading to BSB51319 Diploma of Work Health and Safety. The upgrade is not quite as simple as most would like it to be because...

Safe Work Australia (SWA) has published a new report on work-related injuries.

From Safe Work Australia The report builds on survey data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) by exploring the links with SWA’s National dataset for compensation-based statistics and findings from the Safer, healthier, wealthier research. The report delves deeper into the ABS data to unpack trends...