Worker Dies After Plunging Several Metres at Sydney Worksite
A man has died after falling several metres at a Sydney construction worksite on Thursday morning. Emergency services responded quickly, but the man died at the scene from his injuries.
SafeWork NSW will investigate the incident to determine what led to this tragic fall.
What We Know So Fa…
NSW Launches Campaign to Protect Outdoor Workers from Skin Cancer
Cancer Institute NSW has launched a new campaign warning workers about dangers of skin cancer. People working outdoors face up to three times more sun exposure than indoor employees, making workplace safety measures essential for reducing long-term health risks.
The new video campaign,…
Darwin Roofing Company Faces Charges After Opting to Contest Fine
A Darwin-based roofing company will face court early next month after choosing to challenge an infringement notice issued by the Northern Territory's workplace safety watchdog.
NT WorkSafe alleges that a safety inspector saw a worker standing near the edge of a roof without fall protec…
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SafeWork SA suspends asbestos removal licence over compliance failures, taking swift action against a class B asbestos removal licence holder found to have breached asbestos handling regulations.
The removalist and demolition contractor failed to identify hazardous asbestos in a building before demolition work began, according to the safety ag…
Nine Victorian Workers Died From Crush Injuries in 2022, WorkSafe Data Reveals
WorkSafe has warned employers about dangers of crush injuries after nine Victorian workers died from crush injuries in 2022. This data highlights an urgent need for stronger workplace safety practices across every sector.
WorkSafe data shows the watchdog accepted more than…
Melbourne Quarry Fined for Exposing Workers to Silica Dust
A Melbourne quarry has copped a $180,000 fine after failing to keep its employees safe from harmful dust exposure. The Melbourne Magistrates' Court found the company guilty of failing to provide a safe workplace after several workers were exposed to silica dust.
This case highlights ongoing s…
Five People Killed in Quad Bike Incidents This Year, Safe Work Australia Figures Reveal
Five people have died in quad bike related incidents in Australia this year, according to Safe Work Australia data. Quad bikes remain one of the most hazardous types of agricultural plant used on rural properties, with fatalities occurring across several states.
T…
Woman Pinned by Ride-On Lawn Mower in Queensland
A woman has been injured after becoming trapped under a ride-on lawn mower in South East Queensland. This latest incident adds to a growing list of mower-related injuries reported across Australia, highlighting ongoing risks tied to operating this equipment on uneven terrain.
What Happened
The woman,…
Construction Management: Guide to Construction Site Management Plan
Construction management involves planning, coordinating, and monitoring various activities of a project from inception to approval to completion. Since many construction activities are high-risk and complex, organisations must have a reliable plan outlining all stakeholders' roles. A…
A worker has been fatally injured after being pinned between a truck and a trailer in Christchurch, in a tragic incident that highlights ongoing risks within the transport sector.
Police said the incident happened on Monday afternoon. Paramedics attended but the worker was pronounced dead at the scene.
WorkSafe New Zealand is conducting an investigat…
South Australian Businesses Warned About the Dangers of Working on Energised Machinery
SafeWork SA is alerting businesses to serious dangers linked to working on energised machinery, following an incident last month that left a worker with life-changing injuries. The regulator's warning highlights how critical proper safety controls remain for any wor…
Comments Sought on Proposed Workplace Exposure Standard for Diesel Particulate Matter
Safe Work Australia is seeking public comments on a proposed workplace exposure standard for diesel particulate matter (DPM). Public feedback will help determine whether a new limit should be introduced under national workplace safety laws.
Why This Proposed Exposur…
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