Important: From 1 January 2012, information on this website is being reviewed and must be read in conjunction with the Work Health and Safety Act 2011.
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Kick off your own Safe Work Week activities with these free resources available for download.
For order enquiries, please contact us on safeworkweek@justice.qld.gov.au.
Download the 2011 campaign suite featuring Safety Ambassador Mal Meninga and our theme, Be on a winning team, achieve zero harm at work.
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Safe Work Week - I want you poster (PDF, 875 kB) |
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Safe Work Week - Achieve zero harm poster (PDF, 956 kB) |
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Safe Work Week - Support the week poster (PDF, 901 kB) |
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Safe Work Week - Safety up in lights poster (PDF, 763 kB) |
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Interactive poster - Our Zero Harm at Work day (PDF, 268 kB) |
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Be on a winning team A3 poster (PDF, 866 kB) |
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Calendar 2011 - large (PDF, 891 kB) |
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Calendar 2011 - small (PDF, 298 kB) |
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Interactive poster - Take a breath (PDF, 500 kB) |
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Interactive poster - Take a minute (PDF, 133 kB) |
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Safe Work Week flyer (PDF, 251 kB) |
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King George Square flyer (PDF, 525 kB) |
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Small sticker (PDF, 140 kB) |
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Bumper sticker (PDF, 190 kB) |
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Large sticker (PDF, 193 kB) |
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Colour in poster - Safe Work Week 2011 (PDF, 299 kB) |
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Find-A-Word - Safe Work Week 2011 (PDF, 410 kB) |
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Get onside with Mal and hold your own event during Safe Work Week. Download the resources below to get started.
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Get involved in Safe Work Week (PDF, 545 kB) |
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Event ideas to get you thinking (PDF, 577 kB) |
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Getting the message out (PDF, 569 kB) |
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Event checklist (PDF, 570 kB) |
Download our industry short films or visit our YouTube site for recent video uploads.
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A message from Mal Meninga - Safe Work Week 2011 (Runtime: 1:01s) Safety Ambassador, Mal Meninga - football legend and State of Origin coach, is a proud supporter of Safe Work Week. Having lost his father as a result of injuries from a workplace incident, Mal knows first-hand the devastating effects this can have. Mal encourages Queensland workplaces to support Safe Work Week to ensure everyone comes home safe at the end of each working day. |
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Building bridges - The Jed Millen story (Runtime: 12 mins 28s) Jed Millen's career as a rigger ended when the bridge deck he was working on collapsed under his feet and he fell five metres onto the ground, permanently injuring his upper spine vertebrae. |
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Changing focus - The Gavan McGuane story (Runtime: 13 mins 09s) When you talk about slips, trips and falls it can sound so trivial but the consequences can be enormous. This short film follows the story of Gavan who was blinded when an alkaline substance mixed with gas under pressure squirted into his eyes as he tripped and fell onto a beer keg. |
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No sprains. big gains (Runtime: 16 mins 15s) Taking unnecessary risks in manual handling at your workplace today can impact on you for the rest of your life. |
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Between a rock and a hard place - The Garry Nichols story (Runtime: 12 mins 29s) Taking a few risks when working on your property may seem like the quick answer, but it could end up as a disaster. A film by Workplace Health and Safety Queensland about the story of a tractor roll-over incident that changed one family's life forever. |
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Injury hotspots factsheet for women (PDF, 651 kB) These are the most common injuries to women based on accepted workers' compensation claims. |
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Injury hotspots factsheet for the construction industry (PDF, 299 kB) Fact sheet on the most common injuries to workers in the construction industry based on accepted workers' compensation claims. |
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Injury hotspots factsheet for health and community services industry (PDF, 246 kB) Fact sheet on the most common injuries to workers in the health and community services industry based on accepted workers' compensation claims. |
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Injury hotspots factsheet for hospitality, recreation and other services industry (PDF, 258 kB) Fact sheet on the most common injuries to workers in the hospitality, recreation and other services industry based on accepted workers' compensation claims. |
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Injury hotspots factsheet for manufacturing industry (PDF, 247 kB) Fact sheet on the most common injuries to workers in the manufacturing industry based on accepted workers' compensation claims. |
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Injury hotspots factsheet for retail and wholesale industry (PDF, 255 kB) Fact sheet on the most common injuries to workers in the retail and wholesale industry based on accepted workers' compensation claims. |
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Injury hotspots factsheet for rural industry |
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Injury hotspots factsheet for the transport and storage industry (PDF, 320 kB) Fact sheet on the most common injuries to workers in the transport and storage industry based on accepted workers' compensation claims. |
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Injury hotspots factsheet for poultry processing (PDF, 418 kB) These are the most common injuries to workers in the poultry processing industry based on accepted workers' compensation claims. |
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Injury hotspots factsheet for meat processing |
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Injury hotspots for guys and girls (PDF, 367 kB) These are the most common workplace injuries for girls and guys like you - young workers aged 15-24 years, based on accepted workers compensation claims. |
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Injury hotspots for young female workers |
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Injury hotspots for young male workers (PDF, 324 kB) These are the most common workplace injuries for guys like you - male workers aged 15-24 years, based on accepted workers compensation claims. |
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Injury hotspots factsheet for teaching |
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Take 10@10 resources Take 10 minutes at 10 am and talk about safety at work today. The Take 10@10 resources are available for download and use in your workplace. They are designed to be used for a quick safety discussion and cover a number of topics. |
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Please note: Due to fiscal responsibility in the current climate, general promotional materials such as water bottles, pens, note pads and lanyards are not being produced for Safe Work Week 2011.
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