icare is helping to prevent injuries in the construction industry
The 'Working Safely at Heights' Online and Virtual Reality Training Program has been named as a 2022 Australian Good Design Award winner...
The 'Working Safely at Heights' Online and Virtual Reality Training Program has been named as a 2022 Australian Good Design Award winner...
icare HBCF is simplifying the way premiums are calculated by reducing the number of construction type categories, from nine down to five, beginning 1 October 2022...
This infographic provides tips on how to break down barriers for women in the construction industry...
An industry hub for the construction industry full of resources and tools to help you manage workers compensation insurance — anytime, anywhere...
The impacts of COVID-19 has seen rapid changes to our way of life, and the nature of the building and construction industry means workers are at risk of exposure to COVID-19...
It is not new information to know that working at heights comes with considerable risks especially in industries such as construction, manufacturing, transport and storage...
As the largest workers compensation insurer in NSW, we have access to a range of valuable data and insights to help you better understand the industry and support you in creating safe workplaces...
Did you know that the proportion of women working in the construction industry has fallen over the past 20 years from 13.8 per cent in 1998 to just 12 per cent in 2018?...
Psychological injury claims can be more complex to manage than physical injuries or illness because the symptoms can vary between individuals and can be harder to notice...
Workplaces are becoming increasingly more diverse with people from different ages, cultures, skills and experiences...