QLD Construction Site Safety Guide 2016/17 Get latest price

With the recent incident in North Sydney, where three workers were dangling inside the boom of a crane after it had collapsed on top of a building, safety has proven to be vital when working at heights in the Construction Industry.

This year Pro-Visual Publishing, with the support of the National Safety Council of Australia Foundation, has released the QLD Construction Site Safety Guide with essential information and resources pertaining to working at heights.

Using the free Pro-Vis AR app, construction workers and managers can interact with the Guide and instantly download additional information and resources to their smart device. Resources are accurate, up-to-date and relevant for the Construction Industry. 

The 2016/17 edition of the Guide also covers:

• Overhead and underground electric lines.
• Asbestos risk management.
• Scaffolding safety.

To receive a free copy of the Guide, please contact us.

To contact Pro-Visual Publishing about QLD Construction Site Safety Guide 2016/17 use Get a quote.

With the recent incident in North Sydney, where three workers were dangling inside the boom of a crane after it had collapsed on top of a building, safety has proven to be vital when working at heights in the Construction Industry.

This year Pro-Visual Publishing, with the support of the National Safety Council of Australia Foundation, has released the QLD Construction Site Safety Guide with essential information and resources pertaining to working at heights.

Using the free Pro-Vis AR app, construction workers and managers can interact with the Guide and instantly download additional information and resources to their smart device. Resources are accurate, up-to-date and relevant for the Construction Industry. 

The 2016/17 edition of the Guide also covers:

• Overhead and underground electric lines.
• Asbestos risk management.
• Scaffolding safety.

To receive a free copy of the Guide, please contact us.

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To contact Pro-Visual Publishing about QLD Construction Site Safety Guide 2016/17 use Get a quote.