At HazardCo, we’re all about making health and safety simple – and it’s working. New data shows that our members are safer on site compared to the national average. Whether you’re on the ...
 
Over the next 5 years Australia's multi-dwelling construction industry is expected to grow due to urbanisation and strong population growth. Despite having a downturn in recent years, the...
 
Working with heavy machinery and managing traffic on-site can be risky. But with the right checks and planning, we can keep everyone safe. Daily machinery checks Before starting work ea...
 
Demolition machinery  Working with heavy machinery can be dangerous. Incorrect use or untrained operators can lead to serious injuries or worse. Training and supervision Machiner...
 
Managing safety on-site is no small task, especially when high-risk construction work is involved. Whether you're working at heights, operating heavy machinery, or managing airborne conta...
 
Digging into the ground might seem straightforward, but excavation work is actually one of the most dangerous parts of construction. That’s why it’s important to plan ahead and put the ri...
 
We get it — figuring out what to do after an incident or near miss on-site can feel a bit overwhelming. One of the most common things our Advisory Team hears is, “Do I need to report this...
 
Hand and finger injuries are one of the most common injuries on-site. Over the last year, HazardCo has received 4599 incident reports – 720 of those were hand or finger injuries. That hig...
 
Good health and safety processes and systems lay the foundation for success with any project but are even more important with bigger builds and multi-dwelling residential projects. Thi...
 
When you're able to get back on site after a flood or storm, here are the hazards, risks and control measures you should consider to help reduce the risk of injury and illness to yourself...
 
A common question we hear is, "Do I need to fence my worksite?" The answer isn’t always straightforward. Every worksite is different, and you need to think about a few key factors to get ...
 
Adverse weather has the potential to hit hard, with strong winds, extreme temperatures, and rain. All of these factors can cause hazards for you and your workers. From trips and slips to ...