Site hazards
Practical guides to the hazards on Queensland work sites: heights, falls, silica dust, heat, electrical risks, confined spaces and more, with the controls that work.
29 March 2024
Employers are required by law to take steps to prevent and prepare for fires in the workplace.
9 February 2023
Confined space work is inherently dangerous, and workers must understand the risks involved in order to protect themselves from harm.
9 February 2023
Personal protective equipment (PPE) is a key component of safety when it comes to bricklaying.
1 February 2023
Cleaning bricks can be a dirty and dangerous job but by following the proper safety procedures, you can avoid injury.
17 January 2023
A confined space is an area with a confined entry and limited or restricted means for escape, and is considered dangerous due to many different potential risks.
25 October 2022
One of the benefits of having a safe and organised workplace is that it can help to prevent accidents.
25 October 2022
A pre-start check is a safety measure that is completed before work begins on a construction site.
25 October 2022
Preventative maintenance is the routine servicing of equipment and machinery in order to prevent future breakdowns or failures.
25 October 2022
Radio communication is a type of wireless communication that uses radio waves to transmit information.
25 October 2022
Selective attention is the ability to focus on one task while ignoring others.
25 October 2022
If you have a wildlife problem in your workplace, the first thing you need to do is identify the type of animal that is causing the issue.
23 October 2022
Construction site theft typically involves the theft of tools, equipment, and materials, often because these items can be sold for a profit.
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