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Invite Stay Afloat or SeaSafe Crew to attend your team or association meeting

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National mental health initiative, Stay Afloat, has teamed up with the national Sea Safe program with an opportunity for their...

Safety highlight – Working in confined spaces

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Working in confined spaces requires additional safety layers as they often have poor ventilation, which allows hazardous atmospheres to develop...

Everyone has a legal duty of care relating to drugs and alcohol 

WAFIC
Everyone in the workplace has work health and safety responsibilities under the Work Health and Safety Act 2020. A person conducting...

Mental Health update – Feeling unsettled as you head back to work?

WAFIC
 While we all enjoy some downtime over the summer holidays, it can be tough heading back to work, so it’s...

Safety management carries legal requirements – make sure your crew know about safety

WAFIC
Having conversations with your crew lets you gain first-hand knowledge and experience that will help build a healthy and safe...

AMSA launches industry education campaign for Marine Order 504 changes

WAFIC
The Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) has launched an education campaign to support industry uptake of new Safety Management Systems...

Sea Safe program unites seafood industry on safety

WAFIC
The Sea Safe program is uniting the Australian seafood sector to tackle workplace fatalities and injuries, by improving safety in...

Fishing vessel cyclone plans must be in place

WAFIC
With the first tropical cyclone forming off the North-West coast recently fishing companies are reminded to ensure that ‘cyclone contingency...

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