Becoming a digital and paperless workforce is a good target for any organisation. In the medical industry, the efficiency of inspection is a key contributor to facility performance and ensuring that both patients and staff are benefiting from equipment in optimum condition. Having an extensive a dynamic medical equipment management system in place is a…
Food inspection safety is paramount in whichever stage of the supply chain you operate in. Australia is currently home to more than 87,000 registered food and accommodation businesses From restaurants, bakeries and hotels to school canteens, aged care facilities and child care centres, each of these businesses are required to be inspected by the council…
New changes to Heavy Vehicle National Laws (HNVL) for heavy vehicles over 4.5 tonnes gross vehicle mass were be adopted in late 2018. This means a greater onus on occupational health and safety checks and a commitment to safety across the chain of responsibility in the business. One of the recommendations to those conducting heavy…
Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) is a subject that every organisation wants to master, but without proper OHS metrics inspection, it can become near impossible. Today many different organisations, operating in different industry sectors at different sizes, are choosing to move their inspection processes onto paperless systems. OHS metrics inspection is the premier way to…
The mining industry inspection issue presents diverse challenges for workers and organisations, sometimes on a daily basis. A fast-changing environment means there is a constant requirement to monitor different assets, safety equipment and processes. Workers and organisations are today suffering from outdated, inefficient inspection methods based on the highly-dated pen and paper checklist inspection system.…
Australia is known for having a diverse cultural food landscape. With influences from many nations around the world, the variety and choice is plentiful. Whilst restaurants compete for the customer, it is important to remember the important of keeping everything in check. This is where proper food health and safety inspection is vital. Food health…
Maintaining control over your fire safety seems like the most obvious measure to take when operating in any building or workplace. Many organisations underestimate what abiding by international regulations such as ISO 20338, recently published by the International Organization for Standards (ISO), means. Whilst there are many examples of organisations, individuals and communities that take…
Welding is an important part of operations for businesses engaging in material science, asset repairs or simply manufacturing itself. The Industrial Organization for Standards (ISO), has recently developed ISO 2553, a new international standard for welding symbols titled ‘Welding and Allied Processes – Symbolic Representation on Drawings – Welded Joints’. ISO 2553 is a combination…
The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) has developed a new standard, ISO 45001 “Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems – Requirements” to aid in further preventing work-related accidents. Providing a framework to improve conditions and employee safety in the workplace, the new standard is centred around the idea of reducing possible risks. The standard follows…