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The NSW Resources Regulator has released an investigative report concerning an incident in 2023, in which a worker's arm was surgically removed by emergency services to extricate him after it became caught in the idler drum of a moving conveyor belt on a mobile screening unit. The Resources Regulator says investigators identified multiple factors that…
SafeWork SA has initiated legal action against an energy firm, claiming that the company subjected its employees to hazardous levels of lead while decommissioning its power station located near Adelaide. Last week, SafeWork SA initiated proceedings in the South Australian Employment Court following a thorough and detailed investigation. It is claimed…
A truckie was transported to hospital following a truck fire that occurred on the Burnett Highway on Sunday evening. Emergency services responded to the incident at Ban Ban Springs at approximately 8:15pm. Two firefighting teams responded and took measures to secure the area. The man was admitted to the Gayndah Hospital while in stable condition. Read…
The Deputy Premier of Victoria and Minister for WorkSafe, Ben Carroll, has officially declared that applications are now being accepted for WorkSafe's WorkWell Mental Health Industry Trials, which provide funding of up to $1.76 million over a three-year span to trial initiatives that aim to decrease mental health harm in the workplace and enhance psyc…
EOFY Safety Checklist: Invest in Safety, Reap the Rewards
EOFY (End of Financial Year) isn’t just for financial planning, it’s the ideal time to assess your workplace safety strategy. This EOFY safety checklist outlines how smart safety investments can help you reduce risk, meet compliance obligations, and claim valuable tax deductions. EOFY isn’t just about number-crunching though; it&rsquo…
A fresh awareness campaign is appealing to South Australian motorists to 'decrease speed for a breakdown' prior to the implementation of a new regulation designed to improve the protection of roadside workers. Beginning Monday, May 19, drivers will be required to lower their speed to 25 km/h when passing stationary tow trucks, vans, and other roadside…
A worker has been killed after a stone wall fell on him in South Australia. Emergency crews were sent to a Nuriootpa property at around 11am on Thursday morning. According to police, the 46-year-old man was trapped beneath the wall and succumbed to his injuries at the scene. Police said SafeWork SA has been informed of the fatal incident. Read the ori…