Under the Work Health and Safety Act 2020 (WA), responsibility for workplace health and safety doesn’t rest with one person alone. Both the Person Conducting
In January 2023, a worker at a hay processing plant in Western Australia, suffered severe injuries after being pulled into a cutting chamber while attempting
Isolated work is a regular part of farm life however, it comes with serious risks, particularly when there’s no one nearby to help if something
Fatigue is a major workplace safety risk that can impact productivity, decision-making, and employee wellbeing. Small businesses, where employees often juggle multiple responsibilities, are particularly
Seeding is one of the most demanding times of the year in Australian agriculture. With long hours, heavy machinery, fatigue risks, and chemical handling, workplace
1. General WHS Induction Key topics: Why it’s important: Induction training ensures farm workers understand the safety policies and procedures specific to your farm. 2.
Key topics: Why it’s important: Induction training ensures workers understand the safety policies and procedures specific to your business. Key topics: Why it’s important: Regulation
For small businesses, workplace safety can often be seen as a burden—another box to tick to stay compliant. However, when safety is treated as a
As the summer approaches, outdoor workers face challenges in managing the risks from hot weather conditions. Whether tending crops, herding livestock, or performing construction and
Bushfires are a significant hazard in Australia, particularly in Western Australia, which experiences some of the driest climatic conditions in the country. The hotter months