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Jenny Tran

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24.01.2022 Face masks There is a requirement to carry a mask at all times. From 11:59pm 6 December, masks will only be required in a limited number of places: on public transport, in rideshare vehicles and taxis, in some retail settings including indoor shopping centres, supermarkets, department stores and indoor markets.Under COVIDSafe Summer restrictions, masks will no longer be mandated in most circumstances but continue to be recommended indoors or outdoors when distancing can’t be ...maintained. REF: DHHS website

13.01.2022 OHS CHANGES, PENALTIES AND KEY CASES - what you need to know before going back to work. The new OHS offence of workplace manslaughter commenced, along with a broader definition of workplace death, extended to include fatalities in work-related public road incidents, suicides attributable to OHS failures, deaths from industrial diseases and workplace deaths resulting from criminal acts. Key cases:... -A worker was permitted to pursue damages for asthma caused by exposure to dust without respiratory protection. -An employer was fined $850,000 for failing to prepare a safe work method statement, after a subcontractor fell to his death, -An aged care business entered a $281,000 undertaking after a resident sustained serious coffee burns and died two weeks later. Extracted from Victorian Chambers News 1st November 2020.

10.01.2022 Update for busineses: NSW is currently working to bring a COVID-19 outbreak, centered around the Greater Sydney area, under control. The Victorian border with NSW is now restricted, with people from declared red zones unable to enter Victoria. Some Victorians currently in NSW and people from NSW green zones may be permitted to enter Victoria by road and air, with testing and self-isolation rules in place. Businesses in proximity to transport routes (particularly along the Hume Highway corridor) are requested to be extra vigilant with the use of COVIDSafe plans, cleaning and masks. EXTRACTED from Victoria Chambers news

06.01.2022 Nothing better than celebrating the end of year holiday season with your colleagues, friends and family with a good BBQHowever, we still need to remember the importance of basic gas safety when cooking on the barbie. The scenerio in this video below illustrates while it is important. It's worth watching! Also here are Jenny's top gas safety tips: 1. Keep gas bottle upright and secured to prevent it from falling. 2. Inspect your gas bottle to ensure no damage such as hos...e, fittings and regulator. Any signs of wear and tear replace immediately. 3. Do not light a flame or cigarette close to the bottle. 4. Conduct a gas leak test every time you use the gas bottle by using a spray bottle with soapy water to check for leaks in your fittings, regulator and hose. This can be done by switching on the gas bottle. Then spraying the regulator, valves and entire hose assembly up to where it attaches to the gas bottle with the soapy water. Bubbles will form, if there is a gas leakage. Switch off the gas bottle immediately, if there is a leak. See more

02.01.2022 From 11:59pm 6 December, the following COVIDSafe restrictions are in place. -Record keeping continues to be an important tool for helping Victoria to stay safe and stay open. Businesses that are required to record the details of visitors should use electronic record keeping or QR codes. The Victorian Government has a free QR code service -Restaurants, cafes, bars and pubs can open for seated and unseated service. They must use electronic record keeping and apply the two squar...e metre rule to ensure that customers have enough room to keep 1.5 metres between themselves and others. There are no other limits on the number of customers. Venues can have up to 25 people before the two square metre rule needs to be applied. -Weddings, funerals and religious gatherings can occur with no limits on the number of guests or attendees. To ensure people can keep 1.5 metres distance the venue must apply the two square metre rule. If a service is conducted in a private home, the private gathering limit applies (30 visitors). -Dance floors can reopen in bars and pubs as well as at weddings. The four-square metre rule must be applied to limit the number of people on the dance floor and there can only be up to 50 people on the dancefloor at one time, if space allows. REF: DHHS website