SafeWork SA

SafeWork SA SafeWork SA is responsible for providing work health and safety, public safety and state-based industrial relations services across South Australia.

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We’ve shifted the goal posts on this year’s Augusta Zadow Awards, giving you more time to get your grant application in....
17/06/2026

We’ve shifted the goal posts on this year’s Augusta Zadow Awards, giving you more time to get your grant application in.
You now have until 12 July to apply for up to $25,000 in funding for safety projects supporting women and young workers.
Find out more and apply👉https://www.safework.sa.gov.au/augusta-zadow-awards

Did you spot this Augusta Zadow Award winner in the Sunday Mail on the weekend? 👀📰 In a first of its kind, the Adelaide ...
16/06/2026

Did you spot this Augusta Zadow Award winner in the Sunday Mail on the weekend? 👀📰

In a first of its kind, the Adelaide University study covers the impact of menopause on shift workers. Congratulations Dr Linda Grosser and team!

If you have an idea for a winning safety project supporting women and young workers, find out more about Augusta Zadow Award funding: https://www.safework.sa.gov.au/augusta-zadow-awards

If you’re heading to the 2026 AIHS National Workplace Health & Safety Conference, why not stop by and say hi to our WHS ...
16/06/2026

If you’re heading to the 2026 AIHS National Workplace Health & Safety Conference, why not stop by and say hi to our WHS advisors, who are at the ready for you swing by with any WHS questions you may have on hand.

While you’re there, meet the guy who’s larger-than-life (in our world anyway) and snag yourself a selfie with our safety champion Stanley 🤳🤩💫

Our safety cone mate is standing proudly with our WHS advisors to remind all about the three serious hazards that continues play a major risk in SA workplaces – falls, slips and trips and rollaway vehicles, as well as point to ways you can make sure safety is a serious job in your workplace.

If you want a more in-depth chat about your WHS responsibilities, why not book a site visit.

Perks? We’ll come to you with a FREE service tailored to your business needs.

BOOK A SITE VISIT: https://www.safework.sa.gov.au/about-us/advisory-service

Australian Institute of Health & Safety

15/06/2026

A new men’s shed has opened in Pennington, dedicated to the memory of Jeffrey Wright, who tragically lost his life in a fall from height at work.

Advocated for by Mr Wright’s family, the shed will provide a fully equipped workshop for up to 60 local participants – creating a lasting legacy that supports the community.

Watch the video to learn more about Jeffrey Wright’s legacy.

Avoiding a slip or trip at work is more than just putting up a wet floor sign or holding a handrail.Work planning and de...
11/06/2026

Avoiding a slip or trip at work is more than just putting up a wet floor sign or holding a handrail.

Work planning and design can reduce risk and eliminate hazards. Where that isn’t possible, extra care needs to be taken to provide and maintain safe access and work areas.

We’ve added more practical information to help you reduce risks.

Safety at work is a serious job.

Find resources and get in touch with our free Advisory Service: https://bit.ly/4xkI5rN

Why not dream small? 😉Safety projects don’t need to be big to have a lasting impact. The Augusta Zadow Awards offer gran...
10/06/2026

Why not dream small? 😉

Safety projects don’t need to be big to have a lasting impact. The Augusta Zadow Awards offer grants for solutions that benefit women and young workers.

There’s no minimum amount to apply for, because we know even a few hundred dollars can go a long way to improving safety in your community.

Looking for ideas?

✅ Create a video with your class about the importance of safety at school and share it with your community

✅ Develop a program to help young women get into a trade

✅ Start a project encouraging workers to get outdoors for fresh air and exercise

Find out more and apply: https://bit.ly/4gckljf

Do you have a history of regular dust exposure at work?Have you worked with engineered stone?You may be at risk of silic...
09/06/2026

Do you have a history of regular dust exposure at work?

Have you worked with engineered stone?

You may be at risk of silicosis – a lung disease caused by breathing in silica dust.

Free lung screenings are available for eligible workers through the MAQOHSC Lung Screening Program.

Take the eligibility quiz for a free screening: https://survey.rtwsa.com/jfe/form/SV_d0t4gGvc1ukPUvs

❓What does a construction site, warehouse floor, café kitchen and a farm all have in common? ✅ Shared common hazards lik...
04/06/2026

❓What does a construction site, warehouse floor, café kitchen and a farm all have in common?

✅ Shared common hazards like slips and trips, falls from heights and roll-away vehicles.

❓What can these workplaces also have in common?

✅ Access to free posters, factsheets and shareable tiles to make sure safety at work is a serious job: https://safework.sa.gov.au/resources/safety-at-work-is-a-serious-job/campaign-resources

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