Preventing Hazards in the Veterinary Industry Veterinary Industry Guide to Workplace Safety 2017/18 – Released Veterinarians are subject to a unique range of workplace hazards on a daily basis, making it essential to keep health and safety top of mind. Pro-Visual Publishing, in partnership with the Australian Veterinarian Association and the Veterinary Business Group, has… Read More Preventing Hazards in the Veterinary Industry
Take the Reigns and Make Safety Your Priority Equine Industry Guide to Safety 2017/18 – Released Horses, which are healthy, kept in a good environment, well handled and used in an appropriate manner are less likely to be a danger to people. As a result it is vital that horse staff meet their obligations for… Read More Take the Reigns and Make Safety Your Priority
Keeping Your People and Practice Safe Veterinary Industry Guide to Workplace Safety 2016/17 – Released People working with animals are at risk of being bitten, scratched, kicked, butted, horned and stung during handling, and that’s not the half of it, veterinarians face many hazardous situations on a daily basis. Pro-Visual Publishing, in partnership with the… Read More Keeping Your People and Practice Safe
Make Safety a Reality – Don’t Be a Fatality Livestock Industry Guide to Workplace Safety 2015/16 – Released The Australian livestock industry today possesses unacceptably high levels of fatalities and injuries. Farms present several hazards but many incidents can be avoided by implementing safe work practices. Safety doesn’t hurt, which is why Pro-Visual Publishing, in… Read More Make Safety a Reality – Don’t Be a Fatality
Be An Advocate – Practise Safety! Veterinary Industry Guide to Workplace Safety 2015/16 – Released Pro-Visual Publishing has just released their latest edition of the Veterinary Industry Guide to Workplace Safety. Supported by the Australian Veterinary Association, the National Safety Council of Australia (NSCA) Foundation and Safe Work Australia, this Guide provides essential up-to-date information… Read More Be An Advocate – Practise Safety!