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Registered Training Organisations (RTOs) often have policies and agreements that look solid on paper. But when a student is injured during placement, regulators don’t just look at the host employer — they look at what the RTO did to coordinate safety. If there’s no record of consultation, it can be treated as if no system …
Many golf clubs still manage safety with paper-based systems: clipboards, spreadsheets, and inspection forms that get filed away after the day’s work. They work for everyday tasks, but when something goes wrong, an injury, a claim, or a request for records, those manual systems can be hard to rely on. Without clear, time-stamped evidence, it …
Retail stores often have safety procedures in place — policies, checklists, and training records that look great on paper. But when an incident happens, it’s not enough to say, “We had systems in place.” If you can’t show proof that inspections, incident reports, or corrective actions were completed, regulators and insurers may treat it as …
In every automotive workshop, the vehicle hoist is one of the most used (and most trusted) pieces of equipment. But it’s also one of the biggest safety risks if it’s not inspected properly. Even a small fault like a leaking hose or missing guard can cause major injuries or equipment failure. That’s why daily pre-start …