WorkSafe Events
Work Safe Week 2009
This year Work Safe Week will be held from 26-30 October.
Watch the video below and find out why you have to attend this year.
Click here to be the first to find out about Work Safe Week 2009
Work Safe Week 2009 activities will include:
- conferences
- educational seminars
- interactive workshops
- panel discussions
- breakfasts, BBQs and more...
Helping small business in tough times
Running a small business is hard work. In a tough economy, it can be even harder.
That’s why we’re running free information sessions across the state to help you keep your workplace safe and your costs down.
Our 60-minute sessions go back to basics with practical information and advice on your everyday responsibilities and how to meet them.
Come along to the session and learn how to:
- prevent common injuries
- make a claim if a worker is injured
- help an injurer worker get back to work and
- access WorkSafe services when you need them.
Click here to book your seat now
WorkSafe Victoria Awards Presentation Dinner 2009
The WorkSafe Awards recognise businesses and individuals whose ideas, initiative and innovation help Victorian workers get home safely each night. So come along to the 2009 Awards presentation dinner to acknowledge and celebrate the achievements of colleagues who have made work a healthier and safer place.
Diarise this year's Awards presentation dinner - Thursday, 29 October 2009. Details about the dinner will be available over the coming months.
You can watch the videos of previous Award recipients to find out why they’ve been recognised. There are some great inspirational stories.
Click here to watch the videos
To find out more about the 21st WorkSafe Victoria Awards go to worksafe.vic.gov.au/awards
Employer Return to Work Network events: Event Calendar for 2009
Join WorkSafe and a variety of guest speakers at these forums designed for RTW Coordinators and other employer representatives with a RTW responsibility, to meet and share information and experiences. These events are free of charge and aim to enhance your skills, knowledge and capability to plan for an early, successful and sustainable RTW for injured workers.
