SafeWork Awards Black Tie Dinner
29 October 2008
Winners of the WorkCover NSW Safe Work Awards 2008 will be announced at the awards ceremony on Wednesday 29 October.
In conjunction with the 2008 Sydney Safety Show and Conference, the SafeWork Awards Black Tie Dinner is the night of nights for the safety industry. Delegates will enjoy a fabulous dinner, great live entertainment and the chance to mix with likeminded industry representatives in a formal but relaxed atmosphere.
All enquiries regarding the ceremony, including table bookings, should be directed to: Australian Exhibitions and Conferences (03) 9654 7773 or download the registration form.
Awards Ceremony and Dinner
Date: Wednesday 29 October 2008
Time: 7pm for 7:30pm start
Venue: Acer Arena Ballroom - Olympic Boulevard, Sydney Olympic Park
Cost: $110 per ticket or $990 for a table of ten tickets
Finalists receive two free tickets
Dress: Black Tie
Safe Work Australia Week is a national week developed to focus attention on workplace safety issues around Australia. It aims to encourage all working Australians particularly employers to get involved and concentrate on safety in their workplace to reduce death, injury and disease.
In NSW the week runs from October 19-25 and there are two ways you can participate.
Check out the 2007 Safe Work Australia award winners.
Do You Work Near Overhead Powerlines or Underground Services?
The Construction and Utilities Industry Reference Groups (IRGs) in conjunction with WorkCover NSW and Civil Contractors Federation (CCF), are holding breakfast seminars to introduce the Overhead Power Lines Code of Practice (2006) and the Work Near Underground Assets Guide (2007).
Interested? Take a look at the seminar dates, venues and booking form below.
WorkCover Work Near Overhead Powerlines Code of Practice and the Work Near Undergrounf Assets Guide Seminar
Publication No. 5284 (PDF Format 270 Kb)
Safe business is good business
A dedicated Business Assistance Unit has been established within WorkCover NSW to specifically provide small and medium business with free, accurate and practical advice and assistance in relation to workplace health and safety, workers compensation and effective return to work strategies for injured workers.
The Business Assistance Unit provides a number of free services including workplace advisory visits, workshops and seminars offering practical advice and assistance, tailored to meet your specific business needs.
View upcoming workshops and events happening in your region.
Safety Solutions Rebate Program
The Managing for Safety Workshops are a free interactive workshop to suit all small business employers. They will help employers to develop the skills to work with employees to identify and address safety issues. They will also assist in the development of basic safety management systems, tools and action plans, and provide opportunities to network with small business peers. The workshops will provide employers with the opportunity to qualify for the Safety Solutions Rebate Program.
Further information
Central West Health and Safety Management Group
The Central West Health and Safety Management Group was first established in September 1995 through the enterprising efforts of local business owners and managers, with the support of WorkCover.
The Central West Health & Safety Management Group has a mission “to continually upgrade our knowledge and skills, and so enhance Occupational Health and Safety management in the Central West of NSW”. The group is recognised as the largest networking group in the Central West, with a mailing list of over 250 people.
View the dates for the upcoming meetings.
New South Wales Workplace Safety Summit 2005
The New South Wales Workplace Safety Summit 2005 was held 25-26 August, 2005 at the Orange Ex-Services Club, Orange.
The New South Wales Workplace Safety Summit was a NSW Government event organised by WorkCover NSW. The summit included a combination of plenary sessions and several concurrently operating industry specific workshops.
Find out more information about the New South Wales Workplace Safety Summit 2005.