JACKIE BROWN-HAYSOM talks to a scaffolder who developed an award-winning safety system.

JACKIE BROWN-HAYSOM joined NZISM members on a visit to the Northern Gateway Toll Road construction project a few weeks before it opened.

Compliance with the HSNO Act hasn’t been all plain sailing. MIRIAM BELL reports on one company’s experience.

How to encourage workplace health and safety practitioners to use their skills and resources to benefit their local communities? PETER BATEMAN talked to Carolyn Coggan about breaking down the barriers between OHS and community safety.

Manukau City Council’s OHS team responded to reports of aggressive incidents in local libraries with an award-winning initiative. MIRIAM BELL reports.

GREG CAIN and AMY CUNNINGHAM assess the proposed change to the definition of serious harm.

JACKIE BROWN-HAYSOM tells of her day at a Site Safe height safety course.

MARK TAYLOR tells how height safety has been integrated into a major construction project.

LEE GARDINER finds fatigue is often an unrecognised factor in reported discomfort and injury incidents alike.

PAUL JARVIE argues that a healthy economy depends on having healthy people to make it work.

BARRY DYER outlines the four key concerns about HSNO and suggests inexpensive ways to meet them.

LEIGH-ANNE PEAKE gives her perspective on how things have improved under HSNO, and what remains less than satisfactory.

Need a location test certificate? SIMONNE MOSES on preparing for a visit by a test certifier.

From January 1 2009 approved handler test certificates are required. SIMON BUCKLAND explains.

MIRIAM BELL looks at an unusually graphic response to injuries.

JEENA MURPHY wants to see some younger bodies on the dance floor at safety conferences.

CHRIS PEACE outlines the risks posed by inadequately managed supply chains.

CRAIG ARMITAGE highlights directions being taken as part of a 10-year strategy.