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A mine worker has died in a vehicle-related incident in central Queensland.The 27-year-old man was working at a coal mine in Queensland’s Bowen Basin on Monday afternoon when he reportedly became trapped between two vehicles.The man was transported to Dysart hospital with critical crush injuries.He died while undergoing treatment.Resources Safety and H…
Last year, the NSW Resources Regulator conducted an inspection program targeting underground mines to assess their preparedness for emergencies.The regulator has recently published the results of the program in a consolidated report.The report reveals that mine inspectors visited 12 underground mines and issued 17 compliance notices.“For the 12 undergr…
Australia's Health and Safety Trends and Predictions in 2024
The Health and Safety sector is gearing up for remarkable advancements and transformations this year. This blog will explore emerging trends and predictions to shape Australia's health and safety landscape. From technology integration to mental health considerations, let us delve into the significant advancements workers and business executives must mo…
A person sustained fatal injuries in a workplace incident in New Zealand’s Northland region on Monday afternoon.Police were called to the incident at Whangārei shortly before 1pm.WorkSafe has been informed about the incident.Source: New Zealand Police…
NT WorkSafe has released a safety alert after a Darwin worker was crushed by a forklift load.WorkSafe says failure to enforce forklift exclusion zones may lead to serious injury or death.The incident happened when two workers were loading ‘bundles of steel’ into a truck using a forklift.“The injured worker, who was a subcontractor, was acting as a spot…
A South Australian manufacturing company has been hit with a $60,000 fine after a worker suffered a serious hand injury in a workplace incident.The worker was injured while working with a welding machine in May 2021.The Riverland-based company faced charges under section 32 of the Work Health and Safety Act 2012 (the Act) over its failure to ensure the…
Thirty five new graduates will join the SafeWork inspectorate team to help ensure NSW workers return home safely at the end of each day. SafeWork says the new inspectors who recently graduated from the New Inspector Training Program will be sent to workplaces across the state to work with the local communities.According to the workplace safety agency,…
A fruit grower and a labour hire company are facing charges following the death of a 70-year-old worker who fell from a moving trailer in north-west Victoria two years ago. The trailer was being towed by a tractor at the time of the incident. WorkSafe has charged the fruit company with five breaches of section 23(1) of the Occupational Health and Safet…