Join us on Friday 13 March 2020 for a webinar presentation titled: Investigations Differently

Join us on Tuesday 24 March for the YSP Work at Heights Social Event. Scott Barber from MSASafety will give a short information session about the risk of working at heights and what needs to be in-place from a Safety Professional.

We will then have a Rock-climbing session afterwards with an invite to participate in some casual drinks afterwards. 

Join us on Wednesday 12 February for a site tour of the WesTrac Cultural Transformation facility

The Australian Institute of Health & Safety would like you to join us on Thursday 23 April for the Marketing Health & Safety Properly Workshop at the Best Western Hotel. 

'Selling' health and safety seem to be a perpetual challenge for professionals.  The father of modern marketing, Peter Drucker, famously defined the end-point of marketing as a product or service that sells itself.  To us, the benefits of better health and safety may seem obvious – but it may not be to others.  

The Australian Institute of Health & Safety would like you to join us on Tuesday 21 April  for the Marketing Health & Safety Properly Workshop at the Mantra on Charles. 

The Australian Institute of Health & Safety would like you to join us on Monday 30 March for the Marketing Health & Safety Properly Workshop at the Mantra on South Bank. 

The Australian Institute of Health & Safety would like you to join us on Thursday 12 March for the Marketing Health & Safety Properly Workshop at the Mantra on Hay Street. 

Join us on Tuesday 18 February 2020  as we launch the OHS Body of Knowledge: Ethics Chapter

Join us on Wednesday 19 February 2020  as we launch the OHS Body of Knowledge: Ethics Chapter

Join us on Monday 10 February 2020  as we launch the OHS Body of Knowledge: Ethics Chapter

OHS professionals face many workplace ethical dilemmas and need to be vigilant and self-aware. The public expects a high standard of ethical behaviour for all professionals and have little tolerance for ethical failures as illustrated by several recent Royal Commissions into banking, aged care, and disability.