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Workplace Safety - What are you accountable for?
New must watch video
 Every leader wants their workplace and those in it to be safe. Yet hanging over everyone’s head is the financial, legal, brand and, importantly, the moral/personal impacts that result from an unsafe work place. So how do you confront risk in your workplace and what are you personally liable for if something does go wrong?
In this new video by Safety Dimensions, you'll find out the questions used to assess if you have undertaken adequate due diligence. We'll also explore the Powerful 6 Questions, which will help you confront any risk your area of control in the workplace. This video was made for our clients to ensure you and your team go home in the same state you came to work in – is there anything more important? Watch video and read more
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$37m to send your staff AsiaBound
Would your staff benefit from a learning experience in Asia? Following Julia Gillard's release of the Asian Century White Paper, the Australian government has committed to making overseas study experiences in Asia more accessible by announcing the $37 million AsiaBound Grants Program.
Australia needs its future leaders in businesses, universities, and government to be Asia-literate and the program seeks to allow more people to experience Asia first-hand. Working with RTOs like Safety Dimensions, universities and VET institutions, the Government's AsiaBound Grants Program provides more than 10,000 additional grants over three years for your staff to take up approved, short term study and exchange opportunities in Asia. Grants available vary from $2000 to $5000 per learner, depending on the length of study, and recipients may receive an additional grant of $1000 for intensive Asian language tuition taken in preparation for approved short term study or exchange.
The AsiaBound Program provides grants for activities that provide credit (for example Safety Dimensions' Certificate IV to Diploma courses) or are otherwise a mandatory component of the student’s nationally recognised training or university course.
Study programs can include:
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Paid or unpaid internships or work placements
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Practicum or clinical placements
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Short-term study experiences or research trips
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Short courses and
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Volunteer projects.
To find our more on the program, including program guidelines and eligible destinations click here or contact Junny Ebenhaezer on 03 9510 0477 or junny.e@ldn.com.au.
Round 1, 2014 closes 20 May 2013.
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Dumb Ways to Die, Clever Ways to Communicate:
The 6 critical elements for keeping your workplace safety message alive
Free Webinar
How do you communicate your safety messages within your organisation to get buy in and measurable behaviour change? In this 30 minute webinar, Tania Sernia examined some of the most successful national and international public safety and behavioural change campaigns and case studies from TAC, QUIT, Workcover, Air New Zealand and the recent Metro campaign, Dumb Ways to Die, as well as some global campaigns. Watch Now
The webinar uncovered six critical elements in effectively communicating a safety message in your workplace, including how to:
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Identify your audience and the behaviour
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Provoke - the 5 things that moves your audience emotionally
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Identify the desired behaviors - what's your message, what do you want people to do, or not do?
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Go cross platform - where are your audience and what mediums do they interact with?
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Measure the impact
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Rethink and reinvent
Who should watch? HR & Management, Safety Managers, Marketing Managers and anyone interested in the marketing of behaviour change.
Recorded: April 11th 2013 Presented By: Tania Sernia Duration: 30 mins
Other Safety Dimensions free webinars you might find valuable:
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Train your staff in-house with award winning programs
Sometimes it's hugely valuable to have your internal team deliver the implementation of a change program. Safety Dimensions is one of the very few organisations that will license organisations and other Registered Training Organisations to roll out and deliver Safety Dimensions-designed programs.
As a licensee, you'll save hundreds of hours in design, pre-training quality assurance and assessment, have the materials contextualised to your specific organisational requirements and be fully supported by our comprehensive induction and a series of coaching that makes our licensing arrangements work with no fuss for your organisation. But most importantly, our award winning programs have worked with thousands of inspired learners and leaders across all industries.
Safety Dimensions offer licensing arrangements for the following educational products:
The industry-endorsed and accredited Certificate IV in Safety Leadership (OHS) – Construction (on behalf of the copyright owner, John Holland Group)
Our non-accredited training options include:
To discuss how a licensing arrangement may be a cost-effective solution for your organisation, please call Melissa Williams 03 9510 0477 or info@safetydimensions.com.au
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Contact Safety Dimensions
Safety Dimensions Head Office
Level 1, 37 Langridge Street Collingwood Victoria, Australia 3066
T: +61 3 9510 0477 F: +61 3 9510 2977 E: info@safetydimensions.com.au
To contact our other offices in Sydney, Brisbane and Kuala Lumpur click here
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