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Understanding safety signs  9/27/2018
Understanding safety signs
Signs are used to prevent accidents. They are common in the work area, along the roadside, and in public buildings.
Driverless bus ready for public trial  9/27/2018
Driverless bus ready for public trial
Visitors at Sydney's Olympic Park will get a taste of future travel with the state's first public trial of a driverless shuttle bus.
National guidance on work-related psychological health and safety  9/11/2018
National guidance on work-related psychological health and safety
Dr Peta Miller, Special Adviser for Safe Work Australia, said that while work-related psychological injury is expensive, we know what causes harm and that taking preventative action ...
Protecting the most important assets – workers  9/11/2018
Protecting the most important assets – workers
The nationwide initiative aims to raise awareness of work health and safety risks for tradies. Safe Work Australia’s CEO Michelle Baxter said that worksites for tradies are hazardous ...
Better communication essential for improving Work Health & Safety  6/27/2018
Better communication essential for improving Work Health & Safety
“Part and Parcel – Working with Small Biz; It’s in the delivery” is the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s new campaign to generate awareness of Work Health & Safety (WHS) ...
New safety plan launched to help protect NSW workers  5/16/2018
New safety plan launched to help protect NSW workers
Workers will be better protected thanks to a new safety plan that aims to reduce injuries and fatalities in the manufacturing sector, Minister for Better Regulation Matt Kean said.
New campaign launched to target workplace safety  3/14/2018
New campaign launched to target workplace safety
On March 12, SafeWork NSW launched a $3.2 million campaign aimed at ensuring workers and employers stay safe on the job.
Is your workplace tug ready?  12/6/2017
Is your workplace tug ready?
Six degrees of separation - the difference between safe and unsafe ramps.
New fines to protect NSW workers from falls  10/5/2017
New fines to protect NSW workers from falls
SafeWork NSW will soon have the power to issue penalty notices of up to $3600 to NSW workplaces if they fail to protect employees against falls from heights.
Vic workplace injury claims hit new record low  9/28/2017
Vic workplace injury claims hit new record low
The number of workplace injuries in Victoria has fallen to a new record low, according to data released recently by WorkSafe Victoria in its 2016/17 annual report.
When the longest wearing anti-slip stair treads / nosings are wasted  9/7/2017
When the longest wearing anti-slip stair treads / nosings are wasted
What is long lasting and longest wearing may mean different things. But, in stair treads and nosings, you need to consider many things, including environment, use and just simple ...
Workplace the focus on new mental health plan in NSW  8/30/2017
Workplace the focus on new mental health plan in NSW
The serious impact of mental health issues in the workplace was addressed in a new strategy, launched in front of businesses, academics and non-government organisations (NGOs).
Mid-North Coast meat processing business fined over worker's death  8/17/2017
Mid-North Coast meat processing business fined over worker's death
A mid-North Coast meat processing business has been fined $375,000 over the death of a worker at its Frederickton plant in 2015.
Harnessing the power of technology to support safety  8/10/2017
Harnessing the power of technology to support safety
Drones, apps, computer simulations and the power of social media are supporting safety in construction by providing new ways to investigate incidents and share safety best practice. ...
Vic recycler convicted and fined $150,000 after worker loses hand  8/3/2017
Vic recycler convicted and fined $150,000 after worker loses hand
A recycling company has been convicted and fined a total of $150,000 following an incident in Coolaroo, Victoria in 2014 in which a worker lost his right hand in an aluminium bailer. ...
Vic inspections to focus on scaffold safety  7/27/2017
Vic inspections to focus on scaffold safety
Builders and contractors are being urged to make scaffolding safety a priority on Victorian construction sites after a string of serious injuries and near misses in recent months.
Vic manufacturer fined over $22,000 after ignoring WorkSafe notices  7/20/2017
Vic manufacturer fined over $22,000 after ignoring WorkSafe notices
A Moorabbin furniture manufacturer who failed to address WorkSafe notices to fix serious safety breaches has been convicted and fined more than $22,000.
SafeWork NSW announces construction industry safety crackdown  7/7/2017
SafeWork NSW announces construction industry safety crackdown
SafeWork NSW has recently announced a safety crackdown on the construction industry, following a recent spike in serious injuries to workers on Sydney building sites.
Vic worker dies after 4.3m fall from ladder  5/25/2017
Vic worker dies after 4.3m fall from ladder
A man who fell 4.3m off a ladder at a construction site in Maidstone on Friday has died in hospital.
New minimum training standard for elevating work platforms in SA  5/18/2017
New minimum training standard for elevating work platforms in SA
South Australia has introduced a new minimum standard of training to reduce the risk of injuries and fatalities for workers using elevating work platforms.
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