Workplace safety is very serious. There is nothing to laugh about. Thankfully we have these workplace safety videos to remind us of the dangers. Read more...
Leave a comment · 03/05/2013 ·
Dramatic footage of a crane collapsing on a major building site in Sydney. Read more...
Leave a comment · 29/11/2012
Guide to preparing your home against home fires and bush fires. Read more...
Leave a comment · 30/10/2012
Do you know what the maximum temperature should be for your hot water? Are you aware of the risks children are faced with when the water's too hot? Ensure your home is kidsafe - read this article for advice on how to avoid scalds and burns and for first aid information. Read more...
2 comments · 29/02/2012
Pets can be even worse than children when it comes to getting themselves into trouble. Pet proof your home and electrical appliances to keep them out of harm's way. Read more...
Leave a comment · 06/10/2011
Whether it's Christmas, a party or any special occasion, decorative lights can really add to the atmosphere, however as with any electrical setup they also need to be treated with respect. Ensure your party lights don't become dangerous with the following safety tips. Read more...
Leave a comment · 05/10/2011
While adults are usually sensible and understand not to poke things in the powerpoints, children aren't quite as wise. Protect your children from electric shocks or worse with the following tips. Read more...
Leave a comment · 05/10/2011
We don't usually think about it much, but scaffolding supply is an essential trade that supports the construction industry significantly. On a daily basis, so many jobs - big or small - need scaffolding to be used to make them safer, quicker and easier. Read more...
Leave a comment · 11/11/2010
Access ramps can help you enter and exit the home more easily. It's not just mobility impaired folks that need ramps - mothers with pushchairs or prams can also appreciate being able to push their offspring into the home without having to carry heavy loads or offload outside. Read more...
Leave a comment · 04/11/2010
Construction, landscapers, excavators and more - many of you work outside for a significant part of the day and need to protect yourself from the sun while you work. Read more...
1 comment · 01/10/2010 ·
Given the amount of time we spend in our homes, it’s hardly surprising that you’re more likely to be injured at home than anywhere else. If you’re renovating your home then your chances of getting hurt shoot up again and statistically if you’re renovating your home on a long weekend, when using a knife – you’re pretty much guaranteed to end up in hospital. Read more...
1 comment · 06/08/2010
To find out whether you need a professional or can remove asbestos yourself from a property in Western Australia, read below and remember to check for changes or advice with the governing authority. Read more...
Leave a comment · 30/07/2010
To find out whether you need a professional or can remove asbestos yourself from a property in Victoria, read below and remember to check for changes or advice with the governing authority. Read more...
Leave a comment · 30/07/2010
To find out whether you need a professional or can remove asbestos yourself from a property in Tasmania, read below and remember to check for changes or advice with the governing authority. Read more...
Leave a comment · 30/07/2010
To find out whether you need a professional or can remove asbestos yourself from a property in South Australia, read below and remember to check for changes or advice with the governing authority. Read more...
Leave a comment · 30/07/2010
To find out whether you need a professional or can remove asbestos yourself from a property in Queensland, read below and remember to check for changes or advice with the governing authority. Read more...
Leave a comment · 30/07/2010
To find out whether you need a professional or can remove asbestos yourself from a property in NT, read below and remember to check for changes or advice with the governing authority. Read more...
Leave a comment · 30/07/2010
To find out whether you need a professional or can remove asbestos yourself from a property in NSW, read below and remember to check for changes or advice with the governing authority. Read more...
1 comment · 30/07/2010
To find out whether you need a professional or can remove asbestos yourself from a property in ACT, read below and remember to check for changes or advice with the governing authority. Read more...
Leave a comment · 30/07/2010
Asbestos removal is something that pops up in many renovation projects, demolition projects and even small projects where you didn't expect to find any! So when can you DIY, and when do you need to call in the professionals? Read more...
Leave a comment · 30/07/2010
When looking at the regulations around asbestos removal, most state regulators have different requirements for either bonded or friable asbestos-containing materials. So what are they? Read more...
Leave a comment · 30/07/2010
Does this scaffolding look like a giraffe or what? Read more...
1 comment · 26/07/2010
Telephone cables are off limits when it comes to DIY. Why? Read more...
1 comment · 23/07/2010
"A lot of crime is both opportunistic and preventable. Small changes to the way you go about your lives can make a huge difference" says the Chief Commissioner of Victoria on the new My Place website. Here is a series of articles with tips on crime prevention. Read more...
Leave a comment · 16/07/2010
If intruders are watching your home, they look for 'signs of life' inside. Noise, being able to see people moving about, and lights are all signs of life. Timer lights and sensor lights are a great way to deter burglars. Read more...
Leave a comment · 16/07/2010
Neighbours are useful people - not only can they collect mail while you're away but also in some neighbourhoods a watch is kept by the residents. Where is the neighbourhood watch in your state? Read more...
Leave a comment · 16/07/2010
Alarm systems are fantastic to protect your home while you're not in it, by sensing motion within the house. Also, signs that you have an alarm are great deterrents! Read more...
Leave a comment · 16/07/2010
Secure the perimeter! Not necessary in all homes, but a impenetrable fence and gate is often a great place to start improving your safety. Not only will you keep burglars out but also children and pets in. Read more...
Leave a comment · 16/07/2010
Installing good locks and then using them are a major deterrent for would-be criminals - especially since most crime is opportunistic and therefore completely preventable. Read on for tips on improving the safety of your home with good locks. Read more...
Leave a comment · 16/07/2010
From 1 July 2010, the NSW government has made it mandatory to Dial before you Dig. So before you begin any works that need excavation or digging you need to check the location and type of any underground power lines or gas pipes in the area that you propose to dig in. Read more...
1 comment · 01/07/2010