Publications

Ladder related injuries among men aged 65 years and older are steadily increasing in Australia.

The national education campaign ‘Ladder safety matters’ encourages older Australian men to stop and think before they use a ladder.

Ethanol-fuelled fireplaces and table top burners are associated with serious burns injuries. This guide provides suppliers’ information about markings, labelling and warning information suitable for this type of product.

M Spa Inflatable Spas supplied with a with a 240V control box manufactured by Oriental Recreational Products (Shanghai) Co. Ltd, a heater and an air blower.

Portable pools pose a serious drowning risk to children. This fact sheet provides consumers important information on portable pools.

Portable pools pose a serious drowning risk to children. This fact sheet provides consumers information on portable pool safety considerations.

This supplier guide provides a summary of the mandatory requirements for the supply of portable swimming pools sold in Australia.

Even in small or large portable pools, kids can drown in seconds!

Even in small or large portable pools, kids can drown in seconds!

In NSW, 12 children under five years of age drowned in 2010-11, with a further 64 children being admitted to hospital for near drowning.

Follow these seven easy steps to use an angle grinder safely.

Follow these seven easy steps to use a ladder safely.

To a child, an uncovered skimmer box looks like a potty or seat. Find out how to make sure your skimmer box is safe by reading this safety alert.

This poster provides information on using ladders safely.

You don't have to fall far off a ladder to be seriously injured: 1–2 metres can be enough. This brochure provides safety information to consider when using a ladder.