Keep informed with our health and safety updates, insights, and interviews.
Success in speaking up | IMPAC health and safety
26 July, 2018
Is an organisational culture which encourages people to speak up when they see something that isn’t right the number one success factor in health and safety? Read more
Family violence has no business at work | IMPAC health and safety
24 July, 2018
The New Zealand Human Rights Commission has combined forces with some of the country’s largest employers to publish a model workplace policy on family violence. Read more
What makes a good health and safety leader? | IMPAC health and safety
23 July, 2018
Nicole Rosie, WorkSafe chief executive, spoke about leadership and behaviour at the Safeguard conference. Read more
Employers need to monitor driver fatigue | IMPAC health and safety
18 July, 2018
Following the death of a worker who likely fell asleep at the wheel after working 197.25 hours in a fortnight, employers are strongly encouraged to have a fatigue management programme in place. Read more
Are you Good4Work? | IMPAC health and safety
17 July, 2018
Good4Work is a free online workplace wellbeing tool. It’s been designed for small to medium-sized workplaces and those just getting started with workplace wellbeing. Read more
What’s mental health worth? | IMPAC health and safety
13 July, 2018
Last month, the New South Wales Government announced a $55 million investment in workplace mental health initiatives. Read more
How are we monitoring health and safety? | IMPAC health and safety
11 July, 2018
Does the question of meaningfully monitoring and reporting on health and safety performance remain problematic for many businesses? Francois Barton, executive director of the Business Leaders’ Health and Safety Forum, told Safeguard it does. Read more
Workers want evidence of safety | IMPAC health and safety
10 July, 2018
Dr Andrew Rae told the 2018 Safeguard conference that safety systems can actually reduce trust and undermine health and safety engagement. Read more
Don’t sound this alarm | IMPAC health and safety
6 July, 2018
A recent Consumer NZ smoke alarm test found that ionisation-type smoke alarms perform poorly. So poorly, in fact, that the watchdog called for retailers to pull them from their shelves. Read more
Concrete and confined spaces | IMPAC health and safety
3 July, 2018
This article was originally published in Concrete NZ’s Readymix News. Read more