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There appears to be confusion and misinformation surrounding Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) practices within workplaces. Particularly when it comes to working at heights. this includes the utilization of scaffolds, elevated work platforms, and safety harnesses.
In recent years, most States and Territories have taken strides to align their regulations concerning safe work at heights. These codes of practice are draw from a national code of practices model that was formulated by Safe Work Australia. This falls under the umbrella of the work health and safety laws, as outlined by the Council of the Australian Governments’ Inter-governmental Agreement for Regulatory and Operational Reform in Occupational Health and Safety.
Our initiative has been directed at mitigating some of the confusion by conducting thorough assessments of the regulations and codes of practice applicable to each state.
Through this meticulous process, we aim to provide clarity and ensure a comprehensive understanding of the standards and guidelines associated with OHS in various locations.
Our initiative has been directed at mitigating some of the confusion by conducting thorough assessments of the regulations and codes of practice applicable to each state.
Through this meticulous process, we aim to provide clarity and ensure a comprehensive understanding of the standards and guidelines associated with OHS in various locations.
Aussie Painters Network
2/16 Perrin Place
Salisbury Qld 4107
We’re open 7:00 am — 3.00 pm Monday – Friday. Saturday and Sunday Closed.
For additional questions you can call us at 1800 355 344 or you can find us on 0430 399 800
Aussie Painters Network
2/16 Perrin Place
Salisbury Qld 4107
We’re open 7:00 am — 3.00 pm Monday – Friday. Saturday and Sunday Closed.
For additional questions you can call us at 1800 355 344 or you can find us on 0430 399 800
Monday – Friday : 7:00 am — 3.00 pm
Saturday and Sunday : Closed
