Workplace
Are your work vehicles compliant?
Regardless if it's a fleet of company vehicles you maintain, or just a solo company vehicle, the July 2019 WHS Code of Practice specifies that a portable first aid kit should be provided in the vehicle of mobile workers if that is...
The RD500 Defibrillator: Your best chance of survival
Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) is one of the leading causes of death in Australia. It can strike anyone, regardless of age or fitness level. The survival rate for out-of-hospital cardiac arrests in Australia is relatively low, typically ranging from 5% to...
What is the Chain of Survival?
The chain of survival refers to a series of actions that, properly executed, reduce the mortality associated with sudden cardiac arrest. Like any chain, the chain of survival is only as strong as its weakest link. The chain of survival is an internationally...
Why a first aid kit is a MUST for Tradies
We know our Tradies are busy - they're the backbone of Australia, carrying and building our great nation. HOWEVER, we also know they carry with them a no fuss persona which can land them in a bit of trouble. I think we...
How can you minimise workplace first aid risk?
October is National Safe Work Month - A month dedicated to raising awareness about WHS (work health and safety). This National Safe Work Month, Safe Work Australia theme is 'for everyone’s safety, work safely'. It encourages individuals and organisations to prioritise safety in the workplace, because...
We have a few infrequently asked questions in regards to defibrillators which we believe people should be asking more often and really ought to know. If you're an employer or safety officer in charge of sourcing a Defibrillator or maintaining your Defibrillators, these are questions...