Unity Training Services, a leading safety training organisation in WA, has announced a partnership with Australia’s CEO Challenge (ACEOC) to bring domestic violence workplace training to more WA organisations.

Jacque Lachmund, CEO of Australia's CEO Challenge and Erin Gisborne, Training Manager, Unity Training Services at the launch of our new partnership

We surveyed workplaces with Occupational Health and Safety system in place and asked them what they though the main considerations should be for business just getting started or trying to improve their OH&S. The articles below outline some of the pitfall and proven methods found by these businesses and our training staff.

We are holding a Getting Started - online seminar this Friday. A must attend even for managers and administrators looking to setup and improve the health and safety in their workplace. We will outline a simple getting started strategy most business overlook and answer questions. Please indicate you will attend by reserving a seat.

A workplace incident can be devastating for employees but damage to your business reputation may be catastrophic.

Employees are the frontline of any workplace and are the members of staff most at risk and have most likely witnessed an accident, near-miss or some form of misconduct. They are simply management's best resource when establishing a workplace Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) strategy.

“Keeping employees safe at work is management's number one priority”

True for your workplace?

Certificate IV in Work Health and Safety (BSB41415) is a nationally accredited qualification and is run in partnership with the ACTU Organising Centre.

Fees are  $1500 ($150 per unit), payable on enrolment by the participant or their employer.

Training is nationally accredited and therefore GST is not payable on fees. Cancellation of an enrolment must be received in writing.  

Calling all offshore safety officers, safety supervisors and managers, safety advisors and supervisors.

Unity Training now offers a fully accredited, fully comprehensive NOPSEMA course developed for HSRs working in the Oil and Gas industry with an emphasis on the offshore working environment and legislation. 

There's been a lot in the news lately about Fly-in Fly-out work and mental health.  A WA Parliamentary inquiry has just reported their findings, which are available here. 

Our friends at the Cancer Council Western Australia have just released this report on occupation cancer.  You can download the report here.