Campaigns

In 2026, the theme is Safe Work is for Life – with a focus on Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs). This year during October we are focussing on the risks that can lead to MSDs, and engaging frontline workers on how they can contribute to preventing harm by getting involved and taking the time to Stand Together for Safety.

Distraction plays a significant role in Australian Road Safety, contributing to about one in six serious crashes and substantially increasing collision risk. Distraction is one of the fatal five factors in road safety and it’s what Safer Together is focussing on for National Road Safety Week this year.

Safer Together collects, collates, analyses and reports our industry's safety performance data on a Quarterly basis. This campaign will help our members discuss safety performance with their frontline workers. Data can be used to fill gaps in our knowledge, identify trends in safety performance, and highlight activities that require focus and further attention from our Leaders.

Safer Together collects, collates, analyses and reports our industry's safety performance data on a Quarterly basis. This campaign will help our members discuss safety performance with their frontline workers. Data can be used to fill gaps in our knowledge, identify trends in safety performance, and highlight activities that require focus and further attention from our Leaders.

Each year in October, we 'Stand Together for Safety' in honour of National Safe Work Month. This year, themed Psychological Safety – Every Job, Every Day, we focus on the psychosocial hazards and risks that can lead to psychological harm. During this month we are engaging frontline workers on how they can contribute to preventing harm by getting involved and taking the time to Stand Together for Safety.

Safer Together collects, collates, analyses and reports our industry's safety performance data on a Quarterly basis.  This campaign will help our members discuss safety performance with their frontline workers. Data can be used to fill gaps in our knowledge, identify trends in safety performance, and highlight activities that require focus and further attention from our Leaders.

1300 people lost their lives on Australian Roads in 2024. It’s the highest road toll in over a decade. It’s National Road Safety Week from the 11th to the 18th May. So for every road, every trip, every day – your speed matters, take extra care, make safe choices, give each other space and Drive so Others Survive.

Each year in October we ‘Stand Together for Safety’ in honour of National Safe Work Month – a time when we deepen our commitment to building a safe and healthy workplace for everyone in our industry. In 2024, the theme is “Preventing harm depends on us. That’s why I get involved”. In October, we will release a resource pack designed to engage frontline workers on how they can contribute to preventing harm by getting involved.

Every year, approximately 1200 people are killed and another 44,000* are seriously injured on Australian roads. Traffic injury is the biggest killer of Australian children under 15 and the second-biggest killer of all Australians aged between 15 and 24. These numbers are growing every year but are preventable if we choose to Drive So Others Survive!

Each year in October, we ‘Stand Together for Safety’ in honour of National Safe Work Month - a time when we and deepen our commitment to building a safe and healthy workplace for everyone in our industry. In 2023, the theme is "Not Safe? Not Sure? Speak Up!", and we have developed a resource pack to facilitate a conversation with frontline workers about recognising unsafe or unhealthy situations, and reinforcing a culture that empowers and supports every individual to stop work and report.

Each year we ‘Stand Together for Safety’ in honour of National Safe Work Month. In 2022, we developed a resource pack under the theme ‘Listen. Share. Learn.’ in support of psychological safety in the workplace.

Every year, approximately 1200 people are killed and another 44,000* are seriously injured on Australian roads. Traffic injury is the biggest killer of Australian children under 15 and the second-biggest killer of all Australians aged between 15 and 24. These numbers are growing every year but are preventable if we choose to Drive So Others Survive!

In October 2021, during National Safe Work Month, Safer Together members in Queensland were encouraged to “Stand Together for Safety” in response to a call by the Qld Resources Minister, Scott Stewart MP, for companies across the entire Qld resources sector to engage their workforce in a Safety Re-Set campaign.