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We created the model WHS laws in 2011.

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What’s on in your region?

Click on your state or territory on the map to find out what’s on in your region this National Safe Work Month.

This page will be updated as we get closer to October, so make sure to check back for updates!

Share your National Safe Work Month activities and events on social media using the hashtags #SafeWorkMonth and #SafetyIsOurBusiness

Comcare events

Week 1 (1-6 October)

Work health and safety fundamentals

This week gets back to basics by unpacking the fundamentals of WHS that everyone should know.

Week 2 (6-13 October)

Psychosocial hazards

Preventing psychological and physical harm at work are equally important. Encompassing World Mental Health Day, this week looks at how to identify and manage psychosocial hazards.

Week 3 (14-20 October)

Risk management fundamentals

Risk management is integral to a safe and healthy workplace. This week learn how to undertake a WHS risk assessment, including how to identify hazards in the workplace.

Week 4 (21-31 October)

Musculoskeletal injuries

This week looks at musculoskeletal injuries and how to effectively manage the risk of harm.

 

 

 

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Further advice

SWA is not a regulator and cannot advise you about WHS issues in the workplace. If you need help please contact your state or territory work health and safety authority.