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ATTENTION MISS BEE Where have you been ???????????? In Australia there are Safety shows in QLD 2 to my knowledge (May / June 2007 at the exhibition centre Brisbane ) there will not be one this year as they doing alternateively with Perth 2008 but back in Qld 2009 Irecommend you and and some of your staff attend for and insight of whats going on. Or contact your state OH&S body they can help you and your company come up to speed. Also go to a web site type in OH&S lobooks i'ts an Australian site which produces logbooks some 38 kinds which will also help your company become more copliant and make you and your emplyees more safety conscious. You could go straight to logbooks.com.au
  • Posted 11 Jan 2008 08:09
  • By calvin_w
  • joined 1 Jun'07 - 20 messages
  • Victoria, Australia
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