Queensland Rail Zero Harm Policy.
A security guard blames the increase in drunken behaviour in trains directly on QRs new ZERO HARM POLICY. Click the link above to read more.
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Towards a future of zero harm | Manufacturers Monthly.
Nathan Cartwright uncovers the complex relationship between safety and environmental responsibility.
THE 80′s and 90′s saw introduction and refining of environment protection legislation in the various state and territory jurisdictions. To complement the introduction of these acts there was an increase in the resources allocated to environment protection agencies to police the new legislation. The combination of these two factors heralded the new role of environment co-ordinator in many organisations charged with fulfilling a ‘zero harm’ aspiration.
Because of the considerable existing regulation of workplace health and safety, many organisations were adding the role of Environment Coordinator to a team that already included an OH&S Coordinator. For much of the position requirements, environment and safety are able to operate independently of each other.
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