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A state-wide compliance crackdown has been launched by Workplace Health and Safety Queensland (WHSQ) to mitigate the number of serious workplace incidents in Queensland's high-risk construction sector.WHSQ officials will focus on construction sites throughout Queensland from July to September 2024.According to WHSQ, the enforcement campaign will have a…
The Resources Regulator in New South Wales has been notified of 50 incidents involving injuries to hands and fingers at mine sites within the last 2 years.Out of these incidents, 12 have led to severe injuries.The regulator states that these injuries could lead to surgical procedures, extended periods of rehabilitation, and even permanent disabilities…
The National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) is reminding heavy vehicle drivers to prioritise fatigue management, following the results of a large operation from Western Australia to Port Augusta in South Australia.The operation, which spanned five days and commenced in May, involved more authorised officers at the border between WA and SA to improve ro…
COMCARE has published the 2023 Work Health and Safety Year in Review report, showcasing its compliance and enforcement activities throughout the Commonwealth jurisdiction.“The review provides an overview of our 2023 regulatory activities including WHS incidents, inspectorate activities, monitoring and compliance activities, education and engagement and…
A young boy's life hangs in the balance after a horrifying lawnmower incident in South East Queensland.Several Queensland Ambulance teams responded to a home in Waterford West at around 5:28pm on Sunday.The boy suffered severe injuries to his leg following the incident.He was transported to Queensland Children’s Hospital in a serious condition, with th…
A Western Australian mining company has been ordered to pay a fine of $400,000 along with costs totaling $5,743.30 after a worker's arm was caught in a conveyor at the company's gold processing plant more than four years ago.The company has recently admitted guilt in the Perth Magistrates Court for not ensuring a safe working environment as required by…
The NSW Resources Regulator has rolled out an extensive compliance campaign for the latter part of 2024, to ensure the safety and sustainability of the mining sector throughout the state.Key compliance focuses from July to December 2024 include ‘risk management and supervision in open cut coal mines, mobile plant work platform attachments and safety ma…
Resources Safety and Health Queensland (RSHQ) has launched an investigation following a fire at an underground coal mine in central Queensland on 29 June.RSHQ promptly dispatched coal inspectors to the mine to assist in securing the area.The safety regulator said all workers were successfully evacuated with no reported injuries.Read more here.…