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Victims of crime

Find out what happens when you attend court for a serious injury or work-related death.

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Going to court  

What happens in court if you're called to be a witness or give a victim impact statement (VIS).

Mandatory investigation request form  

This form allows you to request an investigation under Section 131 of the Occupational Health and Safety Act 2004 (OHS Act).

Policy for victims and persons adversely affected by crime  

WorkSafe Victoria’s policy regarding victims and persons adversely affected by crime.

Victims of crime support services  

Where to find support, advice and help for victims of crime.

What to expect after a work-related death  

What to expect immediately after the work-related death of a loved one. Please talk to the Family Liaison Officer about what we can do to assist you to navigate this difficult time.

WorkSafe and the Victims' Charter  

WorkSafe Victoria has obligations to victims of crime under the Victorian Victims' Charter Act 2006.

WorkSafe and the court system  

How incidents in the workplace can lead to prosecution in court.

WorkSafe's Family Liaison Officer  

Information on the support WorkSafe's Family Liaison Officer can offer following serious workplace incidents.

WorkSafe investigations  

Understanding the investigation process after a serious workplace injury or fatality.

Office of Public Prosecutions Victoria  

Information and support for victims of crime.

Coroners Court of Victoria  

Independently investigating deaths and fires, reducing preventable deaths and promoting public health and safety and the administration of justice.