
Our Services
David Caple & Associates Pty Ltd provides services in the following areas:
Consulting
- Strategy planning in Occupational Health and Safety for Governments, industry groups, and multi site organisations.
- Undertake reviews of OH & S management systems.
- Manual materials handling and ergonomic assessments as well as a wide selection of injury prevention programs.
- Assistance to Government, Employer and Union groups in developing guidelines, policies, and liaison on health and safety legislation. Joint training of Supervisors and employees is a specialty.
- Development of corporate accommodation documents for Telstra, Department of Defence and Australian Bureau of Statistics.
- Facilitate industry wide OH&S benchmarking projects.
- OHS review of large building projects.
- Facilitation of reviews for Governments OHS strategy for Safe Work Australia.
Training
- Management and Operator training programs on injury prevention and awareness including contractor management, Job Safety Analysis, stress prevention and responsibilities under the OH& Act.
Legal
- Preparation of briefing reports for legal firms involved in occupational health and safety litigation for both plaintiffs and defendants.
Research
- Conduct industry or issue based research relating to targeted OH & S issues. These have included national projects involving tripartite consultations across all Australian jurisdictions. This includes a range of OHS related issues including Stress / Bullying and Occupational Violence; Musculoskeletal Disorders and OHS in Small and Medium sized enterprises.
Overseas Projects
- Research, testimony and presentation to legislation projects in USA and EU.
- Participate in international research projects on OHS issues including presentation of results with over 30 overseas conferences.
- Provide Australian OHS trainers to a range of courses in Brunei.
- Human Factors input to the electrical industry, Hong Kong.
- President of the International Ergonomics Association (2006-2009) and Chair, International Development Committee, (2003-2006).
