Can we print as many copies as we like?

Yes. Download the office file and print as many as your lunchrooms, sites, branches or teams need. If you would rather not print them yourselves, use the order form on this page and tell us what you need and where to send it.

What is the difference between the office file and the print-shop file?

The office file is sized to the page with wide margins and no bleed, so it prints cleanly on a standard office printer. The print-shop file adds 3 mm of bleed and crop marks, which is what a commercial printer needs to trim a poster or card to its edge.

Do these replace the official injury notice at our workplace?

No. Our posters sit next to your workplace's official injury notice, not in place of it. They repeat the first steps in plain English and point to a fuller guide; they do not copy the official notice's layout or wording.

Are these official SIRA or icare documents?

No. They are WorkCover Hub materials. Where an asset states a scheme fact, the SIRA source is printed in its footer so any reader can check it against the original.

Are they only for NSW?

Yes, for now. This version is written for the NSW workers compensation scheme and every asset says NSW in its footer. Versions for other states are not available yet.

How do we know we have the latest version?

Each asset page shows the version and the date it was last updated, and the same version line is printed in the asset's footer. When the content of an asset changes, its version changes too.

The Toolkit

Print-Ready Materials on Workplace Injury

Printable materials for lunchrooms, delegates, supervisors and briefings. Download, print, done.

Posters for the wall, cards for the wallet, a script for the toolbox talk and a pack for the briefing room. Each one is written in plain English for NSW, carries the source for every scheme fact it states, and leaves out anything a reader would need a lawyer to interpret.

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Filter by who you are printing for. Each item opens a page with a preview and the formats.

How to Use These

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1
Print it
The office files print on an ordinary A4 or A3 printer — no bleed, generous margins. For a print shop, send the print-shop file instead: it carries 3 mm bleed and crop marks.
2
Put it next to the official notice
Display posters beside your workplace's official injury notice. They are companions to it, written in plain English — not a replacement, and not a lookalike.

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Questions

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Workers Compensation

Print-Ready Materials on Workplace Injury

Download, Print, Display

Injured at work? Your first 48 hours.

Injured at work? Three steps for your wallet.

Toolbox talk: reporting an injury at work

When a worker reports an injury: a manager’s checklist

Union delegate guide: when a member is hurt at work

Crash on the way to or at work?

Workers compensation in NSW: a briefing for public bodies

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Put it next to the official notice

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