Mesothelioma

Posted by George McTaggart on 20 February 2023
Mesothelioma is a type of cancer that affects the linings of the lungs, heart, and abdomen. It is caused by exposure to asbestos, a mineral found in certain building materials and insulation. Although mesothelioma is rare, it is a serious form of cancer with no known cure. Early diagnosis and tre...
 

WorkSafe Victoria Review of 2022 and a Peek into the Future

Posted by Richard Forster on 8 February 2023
A review of 2022 by WorkSafe Victoria has revealed that more than 120 employers were prosecuted and fined for safety breaches last year and WorkSafe is warning employers who continue to ignore well-known safety measures that they risk joining the 123 companies and directors fined for flouting wor...
 

4 Steps to Increase Your Leadership Skills

Posted by Shane Shepherd on 25 January 2023
When most of us hear the word leadership, we usually think of political officials, CEOs, military commanders, or even athletes. While it's true that you need good leadership skills to excel at these occupations, leadership is a valuable skill that everyone from any vocation or background can ...
 

Christmas New Year 2022

Posted by Maree Martin on 22 December 2022
Wishing you a safe and merry Christmas The HAZCON team  would like to say 'Thank you' for your support throughout 2022 and we wish you and your family a safe and merry Christmas. HAZCON Office Hours:  Closed 12 noon Friday 23rd December 2022 and Reopens Tuesday 3rd January 202...
 

2023 Training Schedule

Posted on 5 December 2022
2023 Training Schedule
As the holiday season gets closer, we are finalising our 2022 training sessions, and gearing up for 2023! HAZCON is pleased to present the 2023 Training Schedule for you to peruse Via our website https://www.hazcon.com.au/training.html Download a PDF  https://www.hazcon.com.au/train...
 

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National Safe Work Month, October 2024

Posted by Richard Forster on 24 August 2024
National Safe Work Month is held annually in October. It encourages all individuals and organisations to prioritise workplace health and safety and...
 

R U OK? Day 2024

Posted by Richard Forster on 24 August 2024
It is great to see that R U OK Day is now becoming a part of the nation’s psyche. You can get behind this important initiative; check out th...
 
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