by Bryanna Baty | Nov 24, 2021 | Community, Environment, Safety
We live in a world where it is becoming increasingly likely that you will interact with people whose first language and cultural background are vastly different from your own. We are not only living in a multilingual and multicultural country; we are also constantly...
by Alice Hopson – Environmental Specialist | Oct 14, 2021 | Safety
The older (and wiser – I hope!) I get, the more I notice life seems to have a way of making me take note of important things. Things that need consideration, things that ring that little bell in my head attracting my focus… I call them “Ah-ha! moments”. Sitting...
by Vicki-lee Morrison – Intern | Oct 1, 2021 | Safety
In preparation for the upcoming Bushfire Season, it’s worth making sure you are prepared. Bushfires in Australia are a way of life; our sometimes-harsh weather conditions, drought-tolerant vegetation and rugged terrain result in perfect conditions to fuel the flames....
by Amber Rogers – Environmental Specialist | Sep 2, 2021 | Safety
In Australia, it is common for the resources sector to have “fly-in fly-out” (FIFO) employees flown from their home cities or towns in the populated and generally cooler regions to the northern or inland regions of the country where temperatures can be extremely hot...
by Sophie Monaco – Senior Environmental Specialist | Jul 15, 2021 | Safety
An incident refers to an unplanned event or occurrence that leads to a consequence to an individual or business (Oxford English Dictionary, 2021). An incident is most often considered as relating to workplace health and safety; however, incidents can also involve...
by Brandon Ovens – Environmental Specialist | May 6, 2021 | Safety
Genuine human connection, emotion and responsibility are what makes up the foundation of duty of care. As humans and, more importantly, individuals, we have a responsibility to ourselves, others and the environment, which is reflected in the values displayed across...
