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The NBB July Networking Event
Wednesday 26th July 2023 6:45am coffee 6:45am – 8:30am. Playford Bowling Club, Goodman Rd, Elizabeth SA 5112 Fourth Wednesday of the month.
July Wednesday, 26th 7am Breakfast
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August Wednesday, 23rd 7am Breakfast
September Wednesday, 27th 7am Breakfast
October Wednesday, 25th 6pm Cocktail
November Wednesday, 22nd 7am Breakfast
Dec Wednesday, 13th (TBC) 7am Breakfast
January No breakfast
February Wednesday, 22nd 7am Breakfast
First Aid in the Workplace
Do you understand your obligations as a small or medium business? How many first aid kits or trained people do you need? In South Australia there is an excellent ‘Model Code of Practice: First Aid in the Workplace” – its readable, straight forward and designed for employers.
“We didn’t realise we needed another first aider trained – not knowing left us open to financial fines or liability if something had gone wrong. We strongly suggest businesses conduct a 5 minute review to the SA Code of Practice”.
You can access it here from Safework SA https://www.safework. sa.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0004/136264/First-aid-in-theworkplace.pdf
Or simple link https://tinyurl.com/bztxtmry
Defibrillators to become compulsory in SA.
The Automated External Defibrillator (Public Access) Bill 2002 was passed by the SA Parliament on 30 November 2022. The Act will come into force for government agencies (‘the Crown’) on 1 January 2025 (s 2), and for everyone else on 1 January 2026 (Schedule 1), giving time for necessary regulations to be written and for Automate External Defibrillators (AEDs) to be purchased and installed.
March Wednesday, 27rd 7am Breakfast
April Wednesday, 24th 7am Breakfast
June Wednesday, 26th 7am Breakfast
$30 (Or $55 for two people) includes a keynote speaker, food, prize draws and networking. Book your tickets via Eventbrite.
How We Can Help
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Rosemar y Caruso - Director (08) 8233 7290
36 Park Terrace, Salisbur y, SA, 5108 Johnstonwithers.com.au

The Act refers to a ‘designated building or facility’ which means (s 3 definition of ‘public building’ and s 5)
• Public building or facility (such as a public swimming pool, library, local government office or town hall);
• Sporting facility listed in the regulations;
• School, tertiary education or skills training facility;
• Correctional facility;
• Custodial police station;
• Retirement village;
• Residential aged care facility;
• Caravan park;
• Residential park;
• Casino or other gambling facility;
• Theatre;
• Commercial building; or
• Other building types listed in the regulations.
The term ‘prescribed building’ means (s 5)
• Any building ‘used for commercial purposes’ built or subject to major works after the commencement of the Act (1 January 2026) if the building has a floor space greater than 600m2; or
So if your business is operating in a building with floor space greater than 600m2 it is likely you will need to comply.
To see the SA Legislation click here; https://tinyurl.com/4u4d4ept