A new publication from IRATA International has landed.  In Safety Bulletin No. 50, IRATA released a case study exploring the complexities encountered by a rope access team operating within confined

Each year, Safe Work Australia produces national work health and safety statistics, providing important evidence on the state of work health and safety in Australia. Understanding the causes of injury

Article written for the Working at Height Association. Working at heights is one of the most hazardous tasks across various industries, including construction, maintenance, telecommunications, and energy. Falls from heights

Another year, another Work and Safety Analysis (WASA) Report from IRATA International, and yet again …. It has been noted that companies are under reporting. If you didn’t know, Member

Each year, Safe Work Australia produces national work health and safety statistics, providing important evidence on the state of work health and safety in Australia. Key Work Health and Safety

Ascend QM is a business specialising in the working at heights sector, particularly in the IRATA International and ISO fields. At Ascend we focus on providing expert guidance and solutions

Article written for the Working at Height Association. Working at heights presents unique challenges, particularly in safety management, making regular equipment inspection vital to ensuring a safe and compliant work

Rooftop solar installation work includes retailing, surveying, designing, installing, testing, commissioning, repairing, maintaining, decommissioning or removing rooftop solar systems on residential or commercial structures. There are serious work health and

Source: Kingston Reid What PCBUs Need to Know On 4 June 2024, the Work Health and Safety Amendment (Industrial Manslaughter) Bill 2024 (WHS Bill) was introduced into the NSW Legislative Assembly to amend

Standards Australia release a curated Subscription Service for Small Businesses: What you need to know about the Work at Height Set.  Nearing on three years ago, WAHA members enquired about