With the new state and territory psychosocial safety regulations in place, this course helps leaders better understand the issues that exist and gives them the background info and conversation starters to begin the necessary and critical consultation process.
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Q fever can be contracted from many different species and all veterinary staff are at risk. A potentially serious and notifiable disease, it is vital that a policy is in place and we keep teams safe, this helps you get the topic sorted.
A pallet lifter may be used to transport feed or hay, and a few things can go wrong. This covers how we can reduce the risk of problems, and ensure that everyone in the vicinity also remains safe
A hoist is a specialised piece of equipment, most commonly used in facilities that undertake equine surgeries; however, it requires specific planning before and during use to ensure that everyone remains safe
A band saw may be used to assess tissue samples in specific situations. Not without risk, we need to work with this in a way that keeps everyone safe, and there are specific steps to take.
As tractors may be used around the clinic, it is critical that team members know how to remain safe around or in them. Who is allowed to drive it? What do they need to be aware of? How can they reduce the risk of an incident?
