NSW Industrial Court Issues First WHS Sentence Since Reinstatement The first NSW WHS sentence from the reinstated Industrial Court resulted in a $180,000 fine for Hibernian Contracting Pty Ltd after a serious
With one in every five Australian workers currently experiencing mental illness, HSE Global took steps to better manage the mental health of its workforce. During COVID-19 pandemic, the global risk management consultancy – which
HSE Global and GSI at the 2022 National Safety Awards of Excellence Welcome to the latest updates from www.globalsafetyindex.com We are excited to share with you some significant updates and accomplishments that we have
Introducing the Mental Health Index! We are excited to launch the Mental Health Index (MHI)! Built on the same platform as the award winning GSI, MHI will provide organisations the ability to measure, monitor
Update: July 22,2021 We are proud to announce that Global Safety Index were finalists in the Australian Institute of Health & Safety 2021 Australian Workplace Health & Safety Awards in the SME category for Leadership and Culture!! To be be
This post was originally published on LinkedIn The risks associated with poor Psychological health have long been known. However, they haven’t been given the platform they need to be addressed at the same level
As William Edwards Deming said, “Without data, you’re just another person with an opinion”. -How do you measure leadership and safety culture in your organisation? -What specific areas do you need to focus on
Ben Wilson was recently presented the Global Safety Institute “Founders Medal” at the 2019 NSC (National Safety Council) safety expo and conference! The medal was presented by the institute co-founder Bill Sims, Jr. and
Learn how our members use the Global Safety Index to meet the Monitoring, Measurement, Analysis and Performance Evaluation requirements of ISO 45001 (Section 9.1). Use the Global Safety Index to demonstrate progress towards achievement
For a third year in a row GSI attended the annual ASSP (American Society of Safety Professionals) conference, held in San Antonio, Texas, 3-6 June, 2018. Ben and Brendan were among the over 4000
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