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How do you support workers to understand complex regulations?
by Safety Dimensions | Feb 24, 2022 | Blog, Safety | 0 Comments
Over the past few years, many organisations operating in highly complex and regulated environments (agriculture, construction and forestry) have identified that areas of non-compliance are directly related to the complexity of the legislation, regulations and codes...
New programs: Diversity & Inclusion, Time Management and Leading Through Change.
by Safety Dimensions | Jan 20, 2022 | Blog | 0 Comments
Our newest programs Diversity & Inclusion, Time Management and Leading Through Change can be delivered either face-to-face at your workplace or via our live instructor-led interactive online platform, LDN-i. Diversity & Inclusion Diversity and Inclusion in the...
5 Ways to Improve Your Chances of Winning Tenders
by Safety Dimensions | Dec 14, 2021 | Blog | 0 Comments
What does it take to win large pieces of work? At Safety & Leadership Dimensions, we work closely with companies in their tender process and often get asked to partner on large tenders as part of their winning tender team. Here's what we see makes a successful...
What Do Van Halen & Brown M&M’s Have To Do With Safety?
by Safety Dimensions | Nov 29, 2021 | Blog, Programs | 0 Comments
Van Halen's Brown M&Ms - Their Key To Rock and Roll Safety There's a long tradition of musicians and actors adding absurd demands to their performance contracts just because they could. Van Halen, the American hair rock band of the '80s was infamous for this...
Work-related fatigue: a guide for employers from WorkSafe Victoria
by Safety Dimensions | Apr 29, 2021 | Blog | 0 Comments
WorkSafe Victoria has produced a guide on how to prevent workplace injuries to employees. According to the guide, "Fatigue is an acute and/or ongoing state of exhaustion that leads to physical, mental or emotional exhaustion and prevents people from functioning safely...
5 tips for working successfully with subcontractors
by Safety Dimensions | Mar 25, 2021 | Blog, Programs, Safety | 0 Comments
Organisations are increasingly including subcontractors in their internal training, so everyone is aligned under a single Health & Safety framework. Not only is this beneficial for alignment of safety behaviours, but from a WHS compliance perspective, you have a...
Undertaking a COVID-19 Risk Assessment for your workplace
by Safety Dimensions | Feb 26, 2021 | Blog, Leadership, Safety | 0 Comments
Have you undertaken a current risk assessment to identify the risks associated with exposure to COVID-19 in your workplace? Safe Work Australia has published a downloadable checklist you can follow with the key considerations for identifying risks and control...
7 tips for keeping your remote working team safe and engaged
by Safety Dimensions | Feb 17, 2021 | Blog, COVID-19, Industries, Leadership, Research, Safety | 0 Comments
What does work' look like for you and your team in this current situation? If your team is working remotely or combining work in the office with work from home, there may be a lack of certainty about when we may all be able to return to work as we knew it, and when...
Workplace Manslaughter becomes law in Victoria on July 1st 2020
by Safety Dimensions | Jun 30, 2020 | Blog, Leadership, Safety | 0 Comments
Victoria has made Workplace Manslaughter a criminal offence and will now have the highest safety fine in the country with maximum penalties of $16.5m and 20 years jail. Victoria is the third state after ACT and Queensland to legislate to make Workplace Manslaughter a...
Why self-paced online training isn’t for everyone – and how LDN do online differently.
by Safety Dimensions | May 20, 2020 | Blog, Industries, Leadership, Programs, Safety | 0 Comments
Hasn't the world changed? In a short period, we now have a new normal'. For some, this has meant working from home, for others, reduced hours, being stood down, or unfortunately retrenched. What has become certain is that life is uncertain. Yet, the need to expand...