Thank you for being part of WorkSafe Tasmania Month 2026
As WorkSafe Tasmania Month 2026 comes to a close, we'd like to thank everyone who joined us throughout October to learn, connect and share ideas about making Tasmania's workplaces safer and healthier.
This year's program brought together workers, employers, industry representatives and safety professionals from across Tasmania through a range of webinars and in-person events.
Throughout the month, we explored important workplace health and safety issues, shared practical advice and heard valuable insights and experiences from people working to improve safety every day.
Our events also provided opportunities to reflect on how we approach workplace health and safety, the importance of supporting one another, and the small and significant changes we can make to create safer, healthier workplaces.
One of the key messages from WorkSafe Tasmania Month is that workplace safety is an ongoing conversation, not something we focus on for just one month of the year. The knowledge, ideas and connections shared throughout October can help make a difference long after the events have finished.
Missed a webinar? Catch up online!
Couldn't make it to one of our webinars, or want to revisit something you learned?
You can catch up on recordings of our WorkSafe Month webinars on the WorkSafe Tasmania YouTube channel.
Whether you're looking for practical safety advice, guidance on managing workplace risks or ideas to improve health and safety in your workplace, our webinars are a great resource to revisit and share with colleagues.
Stay connected
While WorkSafe Month may be over for another year, there's plenty more to come!
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Thank you again to our presenters, attendees and everyone who contributed to making WorkSafe Month 2026 possible. We look forward to continuing the conversation and working together towards safer, healthier workplaces across Tasmania.