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Finish the year right: Keep your sites safe to the end

It’s that time of year again - the calendar’s full, the jobs are piling up, and everyone’s looking forward to a well-earned break. You’re pushing to get the last few projects over the lin...
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It’s that time of year again - the calendar’s full, the jobs are piling up, and everyone’s looking forward to a well-earned break. You’re pushing to get the last few projects over the lin...
 
Thank you to everyone who entered our ‘From Hard Hats to Holidays - Win a $4,000 Escape!’ competition during October. Keep an eye out in your inbox for our health and safety updates. C...
 
HazardCo has partnered with Pointsbuild, one of Australia’s leading providers of online CPD and compliance training, to give HazardCo’s Complete members free access to the WHS Risk Manage...
 
The hidden danger on-site: Silica dust  Construction sites come with plenty of obvious hazards but some of the most dangerous ones are the ones you can’t see. One of those hidden risks i...
 
From 1 October 2025, SafeWork NSW is rolling out a Silica Worker Register (SWR), a new system to track workers doing jobs that expose them to respirable crystalline silica dust. If you...
 
This blog is based on a webinar we ran earlier this year. You can get access to the recording here. A visit from a safety regulator can make even the most experienced builder a little ...
 
Slips, trips, and falls - don’t let them take you down. Evaluating safety in your workplace is key.   Slips and trips might seem harmless, but on-site they’re one of the biggest ...
 
We’ve heard all sorts of myths and misconceptions when it comes to health and safety. We’re here to debunk some of the more common ones we hear.   H&S admin takes too long on...
 
When you’re running a construction site, there’s already enough on your plate, the last thing you need is to be drowning in paperwork or missing a key safety step. That’s why we’ve pulled...
 
MSDs (Musculoskeletal Disorders) are the most common type of work-related injury in Australia. In fact, over half of all serious workers’ compensation claims in construction back in 2024 ...
 
Health in the construction industry is often overlooked, but it has a huge impact on workers and businesses. Physical and mental health issues are among the biggest reasons for time off w...
 
Every year in September, people around the world mark Global Deaf Awareness Week (22–28 September 2025). It’s a chance to recognise the importance of communication, accessibility, and inc...