Feedback invited on strategies to improve Safe Work Australia's data website

Feedback Invited on Strategies to Improve Safe Work Australia's Data Website

Safe Work Australia is inviting feedback from the public on ways to enhance their WHS and workers' compensation data website.

"Let us know what you think about the content we provide on the website by taking part in our short user survey," Safe Work Australia says.

This survey features questions aimed at understanding your experiences with the Safe Work Australia data website, along with informational needs related to Work Health and Safety (WHS) and workers' compensation. Findings gathered through this process will help shape future policies, resources and guidance available on this powerful WHS data reporting tool.

The survey stays open for completion until 28 February 2025.

Why This Feedback Matters for Safety and Compliance Professionals

Technical professionals across construction, manufacturing and health sectors rely on accurate WHS data for compliance decisions and risk management planning. Robust data collection supports better policies around workplace safety, injury prevention and compensation claims management.

Safe Work Australia's data website already provides a valuable resource for organisations seeking evidence-based approaches to safety management. Improving usability and content quality directly benefits employees, employers and safety officers responsible for compliance across multiple industries.

• Insights collected will inform updates to workplace safety policies published on the site
• Feedback helps refine data presentation for easier compliance reporting
• Responses guide future development of resources supporting health and safety management

"Your responses are 100% anonymous and will help us improve our interactive data website and the content we provide," Safe Work Australia said.

Background on the Data Website's Development

Safe Work Australia has continued refining this platform since its initial release. Previous updates covered new WHS data additions and structural changes aimed at making information easier to navigate — see our earlier coverage on Safe Work Australia updates WHS data on its beta website and Safe Work Australia's release of a new user-friendly data website.

Safety professionals responsible for site safety management can use this data website alongside practical compliance tools such as Safe Work Method Statements (SWMS) to strengthen their organisation's broader risk management approach.

How to Take Part

Completing the survey takes only a few minutes and offers a direct channel for shaping future improvements. Those wanting to explore potential options for engagement or download supporting materials referenced in the survey can discover additional information here.