Plant, tools & vehicles

Lockout tagout in Queensland: what the WHS Regulation and plant code say about isolating plant, a step-by-step method, locks, handover and electrical work.

Do you need a traffic management plan in Queensland? See when WHS law points to one, what to include and how it fits your SWMS and WHS management plan.

Boom-type EWPs with a boom length of 11 m or more need a high risk work licence in Queensland. Scissor lifts do not, but employer duties still apply.

Who must test and tag electrical equipment in Queensland, which items, how often, what goes on the tag and who can do the testing.

Concrete core drilling is a precise and efficient method for creating circular holes in concrete, brick, stone, and other tough materials.

Motorbikes are a common mode of transportation for many workers in Queensland, offering convenience, cost savings, and the ability to navigate traffic efficiently.

Using a circular saw is something that many tradesmen and DIY enthusiasts do on a regular basis.

Safety should always be top priority when operating heavy machinery, and this is especially true for chain trenchers.

The concrete saw is a tool that has redefined the possibilities in various industries, from crafting architectural marvels to maintaining urban infrastructure.

Working on a construction project that includes using a concrete saw can be dangerous, but with the right safety precautions you can limit the potential risk.

Practical chainsaw safety tips: read the manual, check the saw and your work area, wear the right PPE, keep a firm grip, take regular breaks and know what to do if you're injured.