The Australian Institute of Health & Safety would like to invite you to join us on Tuesday 10 March 2020 to build industry understanding on pandemic planning for Covid19. 

The new coronavirus is causing significant concern globally due to its transmissibility, it's potentially severe symptoms and the lack of immunity to the disease. As a result many businesses are activating or developing pandemic management plans and the AIHS recognises the vitally important role that our members play in that process. 

The Australian Institute of Health & Safety Invites you to join us for the NT Safety Symposium which will be held on Wednesday 25 November 2020. The theme of this year’s conference will focus on the topic of “Workplace Health & Safety Lessons Learned.”

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

This 2021 Australian Workplace Health & Safety Awards will be presented on Thursday 22nd July 2021.We will now be running a face-to-face event in each capital city across Australia. This will give you the opportunity to network and engage with like-minded individuals in the health and safety industry, whilst celebrating the winners through a live broadcast presentation. National awards, delivered locally.

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 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.

Join us on Thursday 6 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.