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Pro-Visual Publishing aims to bring industry, business and community together in order to protect, educate and encourage health, safety and wellbeing standards throughout the world. Now celebrating 26 years, Pro-Visual Publishing continues to be a leading specialist in health, safety and wellbeing educational wall guides. In 2015, Pro-Visual introduced digitally interactive Augmented Reality (AR)

capabilities to each Guide, taking user engagement to a new level. Via the AR tool, businesses across 40 different industries have access to additional resources that supplement the printed safety topics, enabling active involvement as workers learn on their smart device, assisting in greater health and safety outcomes.

Thank you Sophie's Legacy.
15/10/2024

Thank you Sophie's Legacy.

The Veterinary Guide to Workplace Safety is being distributed to clinics around the country this week and we are grateful to Pro Visual Publishing for promoting Sophie’s Legacy on the poster.

This year’s guide focuses on mental health and wellbeing, aggressive clients, chemical handling and storage, safe storage of drugs and radiation.

Find out more ➡️ https://www.provisual.com.au/veterinary-industry-guide-to-workplace-safety/

Pro-Vis AR App Supporting Seniors Living IndependentlyAR Interactive - Residential Living Guide to Lifestyle & Health 20...
25/10/2023

Pro-Vis AR App Supporting Seniors Living Independently
AR Interactive - Residential Living Guide to Lifestyle & Health 2023/24
Physical activity guidelines for those aged 65 years and over recommend at least 30 minutes of physical activity on most, preferably all days to help maintain independence, recover from illness and reduce high risk of disease.*
Australian Bureau of Statistics 2022 reported:
- 4 in 10 (41.8%) people aged 65 years or over met the physical activity guidelines.
- Half (49.9%) undertook at least 30 minutes of physical activity on five or more days and a similar rate (51.2%) engaged in daily physical activity.

The newly released AR Interactive – Residential Living Guide to Lifestyle & Health 2023/24 in collaboration with Industry Associations, Heart Foundation Walking and the Retirement Living Council (a specialist division of the Property Council of Australia) and endorsed by the National Safety Council of Australia (NSCA) Foundation provides easily accessible information and AR resources on vital health and lifestyle topics that can influence resident’s quality of life.

To receive a free copy of the guide please email [email protected] or follow link below.
https://www.provisual.com.au/residential-living-guide-to-lifestyle-health/

Pro-Vis Safety App focuses on Mental Health MattersAR Interactive - Dental Professionals Guide to Safety & Hygiene 2023/...
10/10/2023

Pro-Vis Safety App focuses on Mental Health Matters
AR Interactive - Dental Professionals Guide to Safety & Hygiene 2023/24

One in 6 Australian dental practitioners reported thoughts of su***de in the past 12 months and 5.6% reported making an attempt to take their life.*

These findings highlight a high prevalence of suicidal ideation amongst Australian dental practitioners with 25% experiencing burnout, 11.5% with a current diagnosis of depression, 12.9% with a current diagnosis of anxiety disorder, 32% with moderate-severe psychological distress and 59.4% with minor-severe non-psychotic psychiatric morbidity.*

The newly released AR Interactive – Dental Professionals Guide to Safety & Hygiene 2023/24 endorsed by the National Safety Council of Australia (NSCA) Foundation is a key resource to support dental practitioners, dental prosthetists, oral health therapists, dental hygienists, dental therapists and available to students and educators in applying complex regulatory documentation via a suite of interactive visualisations that acknowledges the specific challenges of the dental environment. It reflects a shared interest of regulators to ensure safety is at the forefront through clarity, accessibility and consensus in dental practices nationally.
To request a free copy please email [email protected] or follow link below.
https://www.provisual.com.au/dental.html

Pro-Vis AR Safety App Targets Hybrid & Electric Vehicle Maintenance and RepairAR Interactive – Automotive Mechanics Guid...
09/10/2023

Pro-Vis AR Safety App Targets Hybrid & Electric Vehicle Maintenance and Repair
AR Interactive – Automotive Mechanics Guide to Workplace Safety 2023/24

The Australian Electric Vehicle (EV) Market size is estimated at USD 6.38 billion in 2023 and is expected to reach USD 26.61 billion by 2028, growing at an annual average growth rate of 33.06% during the forecast period 2023-2028.*

Sales of Hybrid and Electric Vehicles (H&EVs) in Australia have more than tripled over the first four months of 2023 compared to the same period last year.** Government regulations to phase out fossil fuel-powered vehicles, government expenditure to improve public EV charging infrastructure combined with the active presence of key global players like Tesla, MG and others with a focus on offering cost efficient models and product innovations will contribute to EV market development.

The newly released AR Interactive – Automotive Mechanics Guide to Workplace Safety 2023/24 produced in conjunction with the Institute of Automotive Mechanical Engineers (IAME); Australian Autoglass Industry Alliance (AAIA); Australasian Automotive Transmission Rebuilders (AATR) and endorsed by the National Safety Council Australia (NSCA) Foundation outlines specific guidance on the safe and appropriate handling procedures for those within the mechanical repair, body repair and refinishing industries when working on Hybrid & Electric Vehicles (H&EVs) as maintenance requirements of these vehicles outside the manufacturers and franchised dealership networks is increasing in alignment with the updated standard AS5732:2022 Electric Vehicle Operations – Maintenance and Repair and PPE particularly in relation to electrical hazards.
To request your free copy please email [email protected] or follow link
https://www.provisual.com.au/automotive.html

Effective Traffic Incident Management (TIM) is essential to minimising the impact of incidents, reducing congestion and ...
03/08/2023

Effective Traffic Incident Management (TIM) is essential to minimising the impact of incidents, reducing congestion and improving road safety represents one of the highest WHS risks to Road Infrastructure and Asset Managers, Engineers, Supervisors and Project Managers due to the volume of activities that occur on and near roads and the serious outcomes that may arise in the event of a traffic incident.

This newly released Interactive resource presents information and guidelines relating to the factors that need to be considered in applying Road Traffic Incident Management (TIM) techniques and treatments to road types, to assist in removing or minimising risks critical to successful infrastructure delivery.

TIMS personnel must comply with all requirements with respect to work health and safety (WHS) provisions and must hold current certification to develop and supply appropriate Safe Work Method Statements (SWMS).

Additional Guide topics include:
- Hazardous Manual Handling Risk Assessment and Control Measures;
- Psychosocial Hazards & Risks;
- Managing Young Workers;
- Staying Safe Around Powerlines;
- Before You Dig Australia (BYDA) referral service;
- Sun Protection.

Request your free Interactive Guide at bit.ly/3eFcV74.

1300TempFence Temporary Fencing Hire & Sales Australia Wide Activity Playgrounds Before You Dig Australia CKC Equipment Evolving Workshop Technologies Flocon Engineering PTY. LTD. Lite Industries Pty Ltd Local Government Appointments, NSW Niftylift Worldwide RIDGID Power Tools SAMI Bitumen Technologies Seats R Us Foton Mobility JAK Max Edgewell Personal Care IPWEA NSW & ACT NSCA Foundation

Veterinary Wellness is part of a joint initiative between the Australian Veterinary Association (AVA) & SuperFriend, as ...
30/07/2023

Veterinary Wellness is part of a joint initiative between the Australian Veterinary Association (AVA) & SuperFriend, as there is growing evidence from academic research, industry bodies and professionals that the veterinary profession is in a mental health crisis - over the last three decades the risk of su***de in veterinary professionals has been reported to have steadily increased.

The primary focus of this new edition Interactive Guide is the AVA THRIVE Wellness Initiative - an industry-led initiative that aims to support veterinarians and veterinary staff to lead satisfying, prosperous, and healthy careers.

THRIVE programs aim to safeguard and improve the mental health of the veterinary team which outlines the importance of taking action to moderate work demands linked to occupational stress, interventions and resources to improve wellbeing targeted at the individual, group and leadership level. THRIVE encompasses three main areas on which activities are based, The Three Pillars - Prevent, Promote and Protect.

Designed to be displayed in the workplace this Interactive Guide offers digital access, via the Pro-Vis AR App, to Mental Health and Wellness Resources along with information on planned THRIVE initiatives and programs and the AVA Counselling Service and Wellness App.

Additional topics with AR access outlined in the Guide include:
- APVMA revised Veterinary Labelling Code (VLC) legislative requirements;
- AVA Guidelines for Veterinary Personal Biosecurity & PPE and Equine PPE;
- Sharps Safety - Risk Assessment and Control Measures.

Request your free Interactive Guide at bit.ly/36DMXNm.

Alsco Australia Bova Aus Guild Insurance Im3 Pty LTD VetCheck 24/7 & Medechat Norbrook Laboratories Australia Radincon - Specialist Medical Imaging SpectraVET Therapeutic Lasers Therian Microchips Australia VetTech Australia Massey University Heska Australia Chemical Essentials Australian Veterinary Association Veterinary Business Group - VBG NSCA Foundation

Safe Work Australia has reported 15-25 year-olds have a 75% greater chance of being injured at work, with apprentice dea...
24/07/2023

Safe Work Australia has reported 15-25 year-olds have a 75% greater chance of being injured at work, with apprentice deaths and serious injuries peaking between 7-10am.

Approximately 15% of the Australian workforce comprises workers 15-24 years, and over 14,000 serious workers’ compensation claims are made by workers in this age group. One of the contributing factors to injuries is young and inexperienced workers being unable to recognise and cope with potential hazards.

As an employer, you must ensure the work environment and the way workers carry out their work is safe, regardless of the type and terms of their employment. This includes protecting workers from both physical and psychological workplace hazards, ensuring they are supervised at all times and working safely, with the correct use of PPE, participating in Toolbox Talks and sign-off on Safe Work Method Statements (SWMS).

Safety for young workers and apprentices is a key focus of this digital Interactive Guide, designed to be displayed in the workplace, it has additional resources accessed via the free Pro-Vis AR App, making it a highly effective communication tool.

Additional topics covered include:
- Psychosocial Hazards & Risks;
- Safety around Concrete Pumps;
- Scaffolding Safety for Non-Scaffolders;
- Staying Safe Around Powerlines.

Request your free Guide at bit.ly/3e2yD4w.

Dieci Australia Advanced Precast (Aust) Elite Attachments Australia Ausgrid Endeavour Energy Essential Energy Online Concrete Cutting Services Workright Edge Protection Systems Pte. LTD. All Access Solutions Pty Ltd Evostone NSCA Foundation Master Builders Association of NSW CSDAA - Concrete Sawing & Drilling Association Australia CICA - The Crane Industry Council of Australia

Findings suggest the prevalence of poor mental health in the mining industry is high. There are a number of mental healt...
13/07/2023

Findings suggest the prevalence of poor mental health in the mining industry is high. There are a number of mental health problems unique to the industry whose cause is directly influenced by:
- the hazardous environment;
- shift work schedules; interpersonal relationships;
- psychosocial risks - high job demands and stress;
- wellbeing - quality of life and job satisfaction; substance abuse;
- a perceived culture of incivility;
- higher aggression, bullying or harassment and sexual violence behaviours.

Mental Health and Support is a primary focus of this new edition Interactive Guide, viewed through a risk management framework, to protect all workers from psychological workplace hazards in light of model WHS Laws that now include regulations on psychosocial hazards and a new model Code of Practice 'Managing Psychosocial Hazards at Work'.

Guide topics also cover:
- Aggressive Workplace Behaviour;
- Hydraulic Equipment Safety;
- Safety in Small Mines, Open Pits and Quarries;
- Working in Extreme Heat.

Request a free AR Interactive Guide at bit.ly/2UHkIur for training and education initiatives at your workplace.

Thanks go to our Corporate Sponsors and Industry Associations for enabling this vital industry resource to be distributed free throughout Australia.

CR Powered by Epiroc Aggreko CAPS Australia FMT - Field Machine Tools Pty Ltd Isringhausen MAXAM CKC Equipment XYLEM Water Solutions uvex safety Australia & New Zealand Vega Australia Mintap Services Australian Resources & Energy Employer Association The University of Queensland - Minerals Industry Safety & Health Centre MATES in Mining NSCA Foundation

Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) and the Australian National University in 2022 estimated there are 4.67 mil...
04/06/2023

Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) and the Australian National University in 2022 estimated there are 4.67 million cases of food borne illnesses in Australia each year that resulted in 47,900 hospitalisations and 38 deaths.

If you own or manage a food business a new, stricter Food Safety Standard will come into effect 8 December 2023 - Standard 3.2.2A Food Safety Management Tools - a risk-based, preventative approach to providing safe and suitable food by implementing food hygiene controls at each stage of food handling, and implementation of risk management tools.

Restaurants and cafés must implement all three Tools to strengthen their management of hazards known to contribute to foodborne illness. The Tools are:
- Food Safety Supervisor;
- Mandatory food handler training;
- Substantiation of critical food safety controls.

Request your free Interactive Guide at bit.ly/3trQytR, which assists businesses to implement the Food Safety Management Tools based on food handling activities in addition to existing obligations, and additional topics following in-depth sector feedback and consultation with FSANZ and FSIC, which include:
• Cross-Contamination and Stock Rotation;
• Food Poisoning Bacteria;
• Safe Manual Handling;
• Cuts and Lacerations Safe Work Procedures.

Alsco Australia Sanitarium Health Food Company AU LKK Food Equipment Aust Pty Ltd Andi-Co Australia Anaeron Pty Ltd Primo Foodservice McCormick Integrabuild NSCA Foundation Food Standards Australia New Zealand Food Safety Information Council (Australia)

The updated Australian Dangerous Goods (ADG) Code Edition 7.8 is now in effect and will be mandatory from 1 April 2024. ...
31/05/2023

The updated Australian Dangerous Goods (ADG) Code Edition 7.8 is now in effect and will be mandatory from 1 April 2024. It brings domestic regulations for the transport of dangerous goods by road closer in line with international provisions with a focus on improving safety outcomes.

Everyone involved with transporting dangerous goods is responsible for understanding their requirements to ensure safe handling and transportation. Dangerous goods are classified according to their effects such as fire, pollution, corrosion, oxidation, spontaneous combustion or poisoning, which may result in bodily injury, property damage or environmental impairment or damage, or a combination of these.

This Interactive Guide provides an overview of the regulatory framework and updated Code, how this aligns with the Heavy Vehicle National Law (HVNL) and the obligations of parties in the Chain of Responsibility (CoR).

Topics covered identify hazards following in-depth sector feedback and consultation with the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator and Healthy Heads in Trucks & Sheds which includes:
- The HHTS App - a new initiative designed to improve access to mental health resources;
- R U OK? and HHTS new resources - to empower workers to connect and promote peer support;
- Healthy Eating & Nutrition - an HHTS Pilot Program for Truckies that outlines guidance on the benefits of healthier choices;
- Hazardous Manual Handling Risks/Control Measures.

Request a free Interactive Guide at bit.ly/3hWpGgL.

Precision Automotive Equipment Donaldson Australasia Pty Ltd
ASSA ABLOY bp Federal Batteries Goodyear Dunlop Tyres (Aust) HARCOR Isringhausen Youfoodz GT Insurance FUWA KHitch Australia Transport Finance Pty Ltd NSCA Foundation Healthy Heads in Trucks & Sheds National Heavy Vehicle Regulator

Food safety is especially important in school canteens since children can be more susceptible to food borne illnesses. S...
29/05/2023

Food safety is especially important in school canteens since children can be more susceptible to food borne illnesses. School canteens will need to meet a new stricter food safety standard that comes into effect 8 December 2023 - Standard 3.2.2A Food Safety Management Tools, an extension to the current Standard for businesses that engage in high-risk food handling activities - handling unpackaged, potentially hazardous food that is ready to eat.

This newly released Interactive Guide assists with guidance on the new Standard 3.2.2A and Food Safety Management Tools Fact Sheets for implementation of all three Food Safety Management Tools - Food Safety Supervisor; Mandatory Food Handler Training; Substantiation of Critical Food Safety Controls - based on food handling activities, in addition to existing obligations.

Additional key topics covered in the Guide include:
- Reducing Food Loss & Waste;
- Good Bugs Bad Bugs and Food Variety & Balance;
- Housekeeping & Hygiene;
- Prevention of Slips, Trips & Falls;
- Treating Burns & Scalds.

Request your free Interactive Guide at bit.ly/3tHfxak.

Primo All-fect Distributors Good Food Hero Sanitarium Health Food Company AU Spriggy Steggles Simplot Australia Yoplait Australia Solaris Paper Food Safety Information Council (Australia) Food Standards Australia New Zealand NSCA Foundation

Pro-Visual support the R U OK? in Trucks & Sheds Industry Day of Action today that provides an opportunity to bring your...
15/05/2023

Pro-Visual support the R U OK? in Trucks & Sheds Industry Day of Action today that provides an opportunity to bring your workplace together to connect and encourage genuine conversations.

R U OK? and Healthy Heads in Trucks & Sheds are encouraging workplaces in the road transport, warehousing and logistics industries to get the conversation wheels in motion. These industries face some unique challenges, such as tight deadlines, long hours, shift work and isolation.

Keep driving conversations with workmates who might be doing it tough, to help them feel connected and supported and make asking, ‘Are You OK?’ a part of our every day.

A conversation could change, or even, save a life.

For new resources and information visit www.healthyheads.org.au/ruok.

Pro-Visual are supporting R U OK? in Trucks & Sheds by sharing the message on our new edition Transport & Logistics and Warehouse & Logistics Managers Industry Guides, with a focus on Mental Health and Wellbeing education. Request your free copy at bit.ly/3VMbtF3.

The Australian grape and wine sector has faced continuing unprecedented challenges in recent years and in response to th...
11/05/2023

The Australian grape and wine sector has faced continuing unprecedented challenges in recent years and in response to these myriad challenges, the mental health and wellbeing of those in the sector is a primary focus of this new edition Interactive Guide.

The Guide provides tools and AR resources to enable managers and workers take a prevention-led strategic approach to managing mental health and wellbeing and build capacity for a productive mentally healthy supportive workplace, helping to break stigma and discrimination. This focus is in light of the model laws which now include regulations on psychosocial hazards, and a new model Code of Practice - Managing Psychosocial Hazards at Work.

Additional Guide topics include:
- Working in Heat;
- Contractor Management Safety;
- Confined Spaces;
- Updated APVMA Spray Drift Policy;
- Machinery Safety.

Request your free AR Interactive Guide at bit.ly/3ayTjzO.

Braud Australia MAIT Industries MGA Insurance Group Hillebrand Gori - A Company of DHL Barrel Finance and Logistics DW Fox Tucker Lawyers Grochemau Incitec Pivot Limited Orora Packaging Solutions Schütz Australia Pty Ltd Silvan - The Spraying Specialists Australian Grape & Wine NSCA Foundation

Safe Work Australia has reported 15-25 year-olds have a 75% greater chance of being injured at work. One of the contribu...
09/05/2023

Safe Work Australia has reported 15-25 year-olds have a 75% greater chance of being injured at work. One of the contributing factors to workplace injuries is young and inexperienced workers being unable to recognise and cope with potential hazards.

Employers must ensure the work environment and the way workers carry out their work is safe, including protecting them from both physical and psychological workplace hazards.

Managing the safety of young and inexperienced workers and apprentices is a key focus of the newly released Interactive Guide, assisting in recognising and controlling key hazards with the latest regulatory guidelines with a proactive prevention of injury to help create a culture of .

With the collective feedback from the plumbing and construction industry, peak industry Associations and corporate sponsors, this year's edition covers other important topics:
- Psychosocial Hazards & Risks;
- Working with Hazardous Substances: Toxic Gas in Confined Spaces/Exposure Standards & Risks;
- Before You Dig Australia (BYDA) 5Ps of safe excavation.

Request your free Guide at bit.ly/3tlQ5af and give young workers the opportunity to use this leading-edge digitally interactive resource with their smart device to help build safety experience and skills.

Master Plumbers Australia and New Zealand Ltd NSCA Foundation Abey Australia Before You Dig Australia Elson Australasia Pty Ltd Jaybro Planswift Australia Reliance Worldwide Corporation RWC RIDGID Australia Zetco Valves Fluidmaster Australia

Today we recognise and support World Day for Safety and Health at Work (World Day) and Workers' Memorial Day. Safe Work ...
27/04/2023

Today we recognise and support World Day for Safety and Health at Work (World Day) and Workers' Memorial Day. Safe Work Australia 2021 data shows 169 workers were fatally injured at work in Australia. World Day is a time to reflect on the importance of work health and safety in your workplace to help prevent fatalities and injuries.

This year’s theme is ‘A safe and healthy working environment is a fundamental principle and right at work’. Good work design supports this by promoting a safe and healthy physical as well as psychosocial work environment. PCBUs have a duty to consider the work being performed; worker's needs and capabilities; the physical environment and systems and processes.

The Pro Visual industry-specific Guides, designed for wall display, feature interactive capabilities enabling workers to download safety resources via the free Pro-Vis AR App, engaging users effectively on matters relating to psychological and physical health and risk management.
Request your free Interactive Guides at bit.ly/3sh3cZp.

Growing a skilled, diverse and valued aged care workforce is central to the successful implementation of the Australian ...
13/04/2023

Growing a skilled, diverse and valued aged care workforce is central to the successful implementation of the Australian Government’s Aged Care reforms. The challenges facing the aged care workforce continue to evolve with the need to remain agile and responsive to the needs of senior Australians.

There have been significant changes to both the type and severity of challenges faced in the sector as service demands continue to increase to meet the needs of an ageing population. The workforce have experienced burnout, fatigue and stress at unprecedented rates.

The newly released Interactive Guide assists in highlighting advancements in patient care continuous training and skills development in order to provide best-practice patient management and care services.

Mental wellbeing is a primary focus to provide tools and resources to take a prevention-led strategic approach to manage mental health and wellbeing and build capacity for a productive mentally healthy workplace that supports workers.

Additional topics covering pertinent sector issues include:
- Essential Incident Management System (IMS) elements;
- Falls Prevention Management & Practice;
- Managing Eye Health/Vision Loss;
- Oral Health Care Guidelines.

Request your free digitally interactive Guide at bit.ly/3cUbjFj.

Air Liquide Healthcare Australia Anaeron Pty Ltd Australian Medicines Handbook Brooks Australia Pty Ltd Alsco Australia Confident Care Products Dementia Support Australia Pride Mobility Ansvar Insurance BIC Services Footlogics Australia Solaris Paper Pty Ltd Smith+Nephew Aged & Community Care Providers Association Wounds Australia Dementia Australia Continence Foundation of Australia NSCA Foundation

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