How often do I need to update my qualifications?
Completing safety training at the start of your career is only half the safety journey. We all know that having the correct skills in place to assist…
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Which asbestos training course do I need?
Selecting the right training course is critical to having the skills you need to protect yourself from exposure to harmful asbestos fibres. Although…
Solar panel installers focus of new safety blitz
NSW Government and SafeWork NSW sharpening focus on installation practices of solar panel installers
To Protect People - Height Safety Engineers' company values
Creating the formal manifestation of the standard HSE has always held itself to. Height Safety Engineers has always had keeping people safe at the…
How we design safe access systems for your roof
Every roof is different, making one-size-fits-all solutions impractical. HSE's decades of experience can bring you custom-designed, cost-effective…
How to staying safe when encountering silica dust in your workplace
The trend towards engineered stone kitchen and bathroom benchtops has seen thousands of Australian workers exposed to unsafe levels of silica dust…
Fake online White Card scammers and how to avoid them
In response to the Covid-19 pandemic, regulators across many states, including SafeWork NSW, began to approve 'Connected Real-Time Delivery' options…
The risks of working in confined spaces and how to mitigate these risks
Confined spaces are a common high risk area that people may find themselves working in on a regular basis. Although accidents and fatalities are not…
How to stay safe in summer when working at heights
Working in the heat of the outdoors brings a range of risks that are amplified when working at heights. The need to regularly service…
What facility managers need to know about height safety systems
The role of a facilities manager covers a broad range of areas, but keeping people working at heights safe is one aspect that is often not recognised.