Manage patient handling, sharps safety, aggression, and psychosocial hazards across all hospital departments.
Hospitals present the full spectrum of healthcare WHS hazards across dozens of clinical and support departments, each with distinct risk profiles. Emergency departments face patient aggression and traumatic event exposure. Surgical departments manage sharps injuries, anaesthetic gas exposure, and sustained standing postures. Wards handle patient manual handling as their primary injury risk. Pathology laboratories work with formaldehyde and biological specimens. The new Healthcare Code of Practice commencing February 2026 creates specific obligations for hospital settings, and Section 26A makes this code legally binding from 1 July 2026.
Hazardous manual tasks, work involving hazardous chemicals, work involving biological hazards
We help hospitals develop compliant WHS systems covering patient handling, sharps safety, aggression management, and psychosocial risk programs.
Contact Us