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safe work practice

Educating the workforce to perform tasks safely

Our Services

Hazardous Manual Tasks Training

‘Hazardous Manual Tasks Training’, formally known as ‘manual handling training’ is our specialty!

Job Dictionary

A ‘job dictionary’ is a collection of the physical demands of jobs within your organisation aimed at reducing the physical risks to workers.

Train The Trainer Programs

Our ‘train the trainer’ programs offer an additional level of training to larger organisations that wish to train their staff internally.

Ergonomic Workstation Assessments

We offer a variety of services to assist you with maintaining a healthy posture in your working environment.

Online Education

We have adapted to an online based learning model for those unable to host or attend face to face training due to COVID restrictions.

About US

Safe work practice was established in 1998 in Adelaide by 2 industry lead industrial physiotherapists Tracy Secombe and Mary Hill and over it’s time has grown to a versatile organisation servicing all states, operating from South Australia and Victoria.

Together with current clinical director by Lisa Harman (physiotherapist), Safe Work Practice’s team of highly experienced physiotherapists and occupational therapists offer a specialised range of Occupational Health Services with a strong client-centred approach.

LATEST News & Updates

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There has been a welcome update to the eligibility of those who can access the Disability Parking Scheme in South Australia to include better and more equitable access to people living with disability.
www.facebook.com/share/p/17WyeH9scB/From today, the disability parking permit scheme in South Australia has expanded to include a broader range of disabilities and conditions.

This is intended to modernise the scheme and better meet the needs of people with disabilities including those who are legally blind and those with a significant cognitive, behavioural or neurological impairment such as autism.

For more information, visit dit.sa.gov.au/licensing-registration/disability-parking-permits or call 1300 366 424 for free information and advice today.
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Today we recognise World Mental Health Day 💚 — a chance to pause, reflect, and to remind ourselves that your wellbeing should be essential in everything you do.

Let’s continue to be present, create spaces where people feel safe to speak up, seek support, and take care of their mental health.
Together, we can make a difference. 💚 Not just today, but every day.

For ourselves as clinicians, we chose to flourish in a career that gives us a sense of purpose, that feeling of making a meaningful difference; to give another person back their purpose, their independence and their life ❤️ However, often we are lead unknowingly into ‘compassion fatigue.

NEVER underestimate the difference you make 🌻

But…. Remember to fill up your own cup first.

#WorldMentalHealthDay #wellbeingatworknstcer
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Wheelchair scripting - Insight into the process of creating a supporting and comfortable seating solution!
It is important when reaching out for support to script or modify a wheelchair, that there is a suitably qualified individual who is able to assess your postural and functional needs and identify how wheelchair accessories and their placement can offset the risk of their current seating circumstances.
➡At the initial assessment, the Occupational Therapist or Physiotherapist will listen to your goals, your history and any challenges that you may have with current seating.
➡They will then liaise with you about having a MAT assessment done (a postural assessment of your body in a seated position)
➡ Wheelchairs and their accessories can then be scripted and trialled for their effectiveness in maximising function and maintaining comfort.
Often when a wheelchair is scripted or revised, an Assistive Technology report needs to be completed, in order for the NDIA to assess the need as 'reasonable and necessary', so that finds can be made available in your Capital Supports budget to fund the purchase.
For more information, you can reach out to us on 1300 661 670 or place an enquiry through our website www.safeworkpractice.com.au
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Wheelchair scripting