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Queensland Safety Show is back and 30% bigger

The Queensland Safety Show will be 30 per cent bigger following the success of the inaugural event last year.

News from Australian Exhibitions and Conferences (27 March 2007)

Top OHS salary packages nudge $300,000

Once considered something of a dead-end job, occupational health and safety has become one of Australia's most lucrative career choices, a salary survey has revealed.

News from Australian Exhibitions and Conferences (20 March 2007)

What's on at Safety in Action

Complete schedule for Safety in Action March 20-22.

News from Australian Exhibitions and Conferences (16 March 2007)

Health and Safety course designed for managers

Praxis42, a leading health and safety training company, is launching a new eLearning course for managers in business of all sizes, called Managing Safety.

News from Praxis42 (16 March 2007)

BOHS announces beneficiaries of bursary

Latest round of Bursary Awards announced by The British Occupational Hygiene Society.

News from British Occupational Hygiene Society (15 March 2007)

New wafer handler for safe loading

McBain Instruments introduces new wafer loader for microscopy.

News from McBain Instruments (15 March 2007)

First aid training update need implemented

Updating staff's skills to Guidelines 2005 with Emergency First Response.

News from Emergency First Response (14 March 2007)

Emerging threats to workplace safety

WorkChoices poses the "biggest threat to the safety of Australian workers since asbestos", according to the body representing Victorian workplace safety professionals.

News from Australian Exhibitions and Conferences (12 March 2007)

HSE approved first aid training provider

Emergency First Response is the fastest growing international first aid training provider.

News from Emergency First Response ( 7 March 2007)

Workplace stress on the increase

Ahead of her March 20 address to the Safety In Action Conference, Professor Niki Ellis says the rise of casual employment had serious implications for workers' health.

News from Australian Exhibitions and Conferences (20 February 2007)

Regional National Business Awards open for entries

The National Business Awards regional programme that is sponsored by Orange and recognises and rewards excellence, innovation and success is now open for entries.

News from Quest Media (16 February 2007)

BOHS 2007 Annual Conference

The British Occupational Hygiene Society's (BOHS's) Annual Conference - Occupational Hygiene 2007 - takes place this year in Glasgow, from 17th to 19th April.

News from British Occupational Hygiene Society ( 7 February 2007)

Innovative events at Safety in Action

Celebrities, hands-on demos, success stories, feature at Safety In Action.

News from Australian Exhibitions and Conferences ( 6 February 2007)

A national style show comes to the regions

Health and Safety '07, 20th/21st February, Sandown Park, Surrey.

News from Health and Safety 07 ( 5 February 2007)

2006 Peter Isaac Award goes underground!

Dr Olivia Carlton, FRCP, FFOM, and head of occupational health at Transport for London (TfL), is the 2006 winner of its 'Working for a Healthier Workplace - The Peter Isaac Award'.

News from British Occupational Hygiene Society (22 January 2007)

Health and safety in the workplace is vital ASET

ASET is a national awarding body specialising in providing, quality assuring and certificating vocational learning programmes.

News from ASET (17 January 2007)

Training course for CFSE or CFSP status

exida is announcing Functional Safety Engineering process applications training course at Nuneaton offices, Warwickshire.

News from exida ( 9 January 2007)

Chef campaigns for safety in the kitchen

Kids and knives in the kitchen: Tobie Puttock stars at Safety in Action.

News from Australian Exhibitions and Conferences ( 4 January 2007)

Bedford Prize for paper on benzene

BOHS's latest Bedford Prize has been awarded for a paper which Dr Roel Vermeulen wrote, with 14 collaborators, on benzene and toluene exposure levels in two shoe factories in Tianjin, China.