Last Thursday our principal consultant Rachael Taylor moderated the AIHS ACT Symposium panel on Reimagining the Future of Workplace Health and Safety: Harnessing Technology and Mitigating Risk as We Plan for the Future. The panel highlighted how emerging technologies, such as wearable devices, predictive analytics, and...
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Researchers from the University of Sydney and Curtin University are conducting a research study on welding fumes. The study aims to increase the understanding and awareness of workers’ exposure to welding fumes, the harms associated with this exposure, and how this exposure can best be...
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Following his return to Australia, our Chief Scientist Dr Tristan Casey is busy this July sharing innovative research-to-practice insights. There are many opportunities to hear him speak about topics ranging from best practice measurement of safety climate, through to the current evidence base for mental...
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If we replaced management with leadership, would innovation emerge? Imagine what might happen if we applied this idea across a whole industry. Last week, at the AIHS National Conference, Work Science convened a panel of leaders from academia, industry and government to share their views on...
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Today Work Science welcomes Steven Hains as our Head of Property Risk. This newly created role is in response to client requests to complement our existing full-suite WHS service offering with technical services in the property risk, hazardous materials and occupational hygiene space. Steve brings a...
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