COVID-19 and employer responsibilities
Employers must identify whether there is a risk to health of employees from exposure to coronavirus at their workplace. Where a risk to health is identified at a workplace, employers must, so far as is reasonably practicable, eliminate or reduce the risk.
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Plant and equipment design registration or alteration
Prevention of and protection from falling objects on midrise structures
Prevention of falls: Accessing shelves
Work-related fatigue: a guide for employers (PDF)
A guide to falls prevention
Recycling construction and demolition material
Reducing the need to manually handle concrete blocks: Hazard solution
Refuelling tower cranes: A health and safety solution
Removal of fragile roofing
Removing asbestos – before demolition or refurbishment
Asbestos-contaminated soil
Safe concrete cutting and drilling industry standard
Safe erection of structural steel for buildings: Industry standard
Brace footings for concrete panels – selecting the correct anchors
Guidance note: Preventing falls from earthmoving equipment
Bracket scaffolds in housing construction - what you need to know
Bricklaying checklist for builders and building trades contractors
Safe work method statements (SWMS)
Bushfire recovery hazards
Carpenters: erecting prefabricated timber roof trusses on a second storey extension
Sample checklist for site induction