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Safe Work Australia News ·

New AI and digital technologies guidance now available

Safe Work Australia has released new guidance on AI and digital technologies for workplaces. The guidance is available to both workers and employers.

What does Safe Work Australia's new AI guidance mean for tradies on the job?

All trade types including builders, electricians and plumbers may need to review how AI tools are used on worksites to meet updated WHS expectations.

Key takeaways

  • Safe Work Australia has published new guidance on AI and digital technologies in the workplace.
  • The guidance applies to both workers and employers across all industries.
  • Tradies using AI tools on worksites should review the guidance to ensure WHS compliance.
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