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With more than one million deaths per year worldwide as a result of traffic accidents, staying safe on the road is always a priority. Sometimes construction projects and special events disrupt the regular use of roadways. In these cases, it’s important to implement a traffic control plan and a traffic management plan. A traffic control […]

Safety audits are regular safety check-ups for your construction site and are a necessity in such a dangerous industry. Work-related deaths and traumatic industries are high in the Australian construction industry. As a person conducting a business or undertaking (PCBU), you have a duty to protect the health and safety of your employees as much […]

Sometimes, you need to work nights to complete a construction project because it would interrupt traffic flow too much during the day. Working the night shift means that more traffic can flow unimpeded throughout the day. Yet there are also traffic control risks and challenges to account for when working through the night. Managing risks […]

Multiphase construction projects are always challenging. There are multiple tasks to juggle, contractors to engage, and timelines and budgets to manage. It’s an endeavour that requires careful planning, and the right kind of traffic management plan is an essential element of success. A multiphase construction project is a complicated, large-scale undertaking divided into several unique […]

Confined spaces are dangerous for several reasons, but the overarching issue is that these spaces weren’t designed for people to work in. Yet, from construction workers to pest exterminators, farm workers to electricians, there are so many occupations that involve crawling somewhere dark and cramped as part of the job description. Some common confined spaces […]

Emergencies are unpredictable by their very nature. There’s no knowing when one will occur, and construction sites are particularly at risk. Legally, every workplace needs an emergency plan that outlines what employees and visitors should do in a crisis situation. Your emergency plan needs to cover a lot of ground, including how to respond effectively […]

Confined spaces are not designed for people to work in. As a result, they come with unique and serious dangers, from lack of oxygen to hazardous gases to the risk of entrapment. Nevertheless, confined spaces are common in many workplaces. If your worksite involves confined spaces, it’s important to put a confined space evacuation plan […]

Sometimes, the greatest threats to an organisation are not the ones who break locks under the cloak of night but the ones who walk straight through the front door. Checkpoint security is a must whether you need to control the flow of arrivals to a special event or keep close tabs on who’s visiting your […]

Construction is an industry with several safety issues and dangers. One of the most prevalent causes of injury and death is contact with electricity. Construction work frequently involves dangerous tasks like installing or maintaining electrical wiring, working near overhead and underground powerlines, and working with extension leads, switchboards, and portable electrical outlet devices. The most […]

In the NSW construction industry, falls from heights are the leading cause of injuries and deaths. Workers don’t even have to be particularly high up for falls to occur. Falls can occur from steps, stairs and curbs and into holes, ditches or voids. As a person conducting a business or undertaking (PCBU), you have a […]