Agency responsible for workplace safety, rehabilitation and compensation in the jurisdiction of the Australian Commonwealth (i.e. Federal) Government.

Australian government agency, with its headquarters in Canberra (ACT), responsible for leading and coordinating national efforts to prevent workplace death, injury and disease. It conducts research, training and information activities.

Government agency working primarily to eliminate death, disease and injury in the workplace, through inspection, training and hazard evaluation activities. It is also responsible for workers' compensation and the keeping of relevant statistics.

Government body responsible for managing the State's workplace safety, injury management and workers' compensation programs.

Government body with overall responsibilities for occupational safety and health in the territory.

Government service responsible for workplace inspection and risk assessment, and for the implementation of safety and procedures at work.

Government agency, funded by employers, charged with the prevention and compensation of occupational accidents and diseases, and with the rehabilitation of their victims.

This government authority is responsible, among its other tasks, for the maintenance of safety and health standards in the workplace and for the compensation of occupational accidents and diseases.

Agency responsible for safety programs, information and training activities, advice on safety and health matters and for coordinating and supervising workers' compensation programs in the State.

Workers' compensation agency for the State.

State government agency responsible for the administration of work safety and health laws. It undertakes a wide range of regulatory activities as well as industry and community awareness programs.

Government service responsible for inspection, information and training activities in the area of occupational safety and health.