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
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.
👷♀️Brain injuries at work.
⛔️Brain injuries are an (or series of) events that cause trauma to the brain. At work, brain injuries can happen from falls, from contact with mechanical equipment, vehicle accidents, from inhaling chemicals or any event that can affect the structure of the brain or how it internally functions.
🧠 Brain injuries affect typical brain function can affect how a person thinks, moves, feels, behaves and interacts with the people and the world around them.
Brain injuries are usually defined as one of two types:
🤕Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI) - are usually caused by an external mechanical/ physical force that physically impacts the anatomy within the brain
🚑 Acquired Brain Injuries (ABI) - are caused by internal medical issues such as a stroke, lack of oxygen, aneurysm, brain infection, tumour, poisoning and anything that can affect the way the brain functions.
The event that causes the TBI or ABI is a medical emergency and requires immediate medical attention to attempt reducing the magnitude in which the brain may become impacted. ... See MoreSee Less
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Our team are an outstanding bunch of humans! They have taken time out of their busy lives to volunteer their time to refresh our clinic.
It is a work in progress, but we hope to share some exciting photos soon. ... See MoreSee Less
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🔊Just a reminder that today at 1:30pm AEST there will be a critical alert sent to all compatible mobile devices for those in Australia.
📲 This may include phones, tablets and smart watches that have connectivity.
🎧 Your device will vibrate and play a siren like warning for about 10 seconds. An AusAlert message will appear on device screens.
🦻 For those with hearing aids, please be mindful that this may cause significant noise so if it is safe to remove then at this time, this is advised.
❌ For those who do not wish to experience the sensations or potential triggers of this alarm, you can place your device on airplane mode or turn off the device and leave it off for at least 1 hour.
For more information on this test, please visit ... See MoreSee Less
National test | ausalert
www.ausalert.gov.au
AusAlert national test: a Critical Alert will be sent to compatible devices at around 2 pm AEST today, Monday 27 July 20260 CommentsComment on Facebook