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Worker Injured at Nanango Workplace
A workplace incident in southeast Queensland has left a man in his twenties with severe chest injuries. Emergency services responded swiftly, highlighting how quickly workplace safety incidents can escalate without proper controls in place.
Just prior to 11:30am on Thursday, emergency services were dispatch…
Man Killed, Another Sustains Injuries Following the Collapse of a Wall at Perth Construction Site
A construction worker has been killed following the collapse of a wall at a work site in a Perth suburb, with a colleague sustaining serious injuries in the same incident.
What Happened at the Inglewood Construction Site
Emergency services responded to…
Safe Work Australia Introduces New Tools for WHS Data Reporting
Safe Work Australia has released new reporting tools on its data website, "Our Data. Your Stories," designed to help organisations assess, measure, and report work health and safety performance more effectively. These resources support businesses seeking a clearer picture of their work he…
NSW Champions Occupational Safety and Inclusion for International Day of People with Disability
The NSW Government has renewed its call for employers to prioritise workplace safety and ensure inclusion of people with disabilities, or those recovering from serious injuries, marking International Day of People with Disability (IDPwD).
The State Governm…
Safe Work Australia is seeking feedback on a proposal aimed at decreasing the workplace exposure standard (WES) for aluminium welding fumes from 5 mg/m³ to 1 mg/m³. This reduction targets stronger health protections for tradespeople exposed to aluminium welding fumes on a regular basis.
“We have published a review that recommends a reduction to the WE…
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A man in his twenties is being treated in hospital following a bobcat incident at South Nanango in south-east Queensland, according to news reports covering the workplace safety incident.
QAS paramedics arrived at the scene in South Nanango at around 1:40pm on Tuesday, responding swiftly to reports of a machinery-related accident.
Reports ind…
Brisbane Worker in Critical Condition Following Collision With Vehicle
A man has been hospitalised with critical injuries after being struck by a vehicle at a Brisbane construction job site, in news that has renewed calls for stronger site safety measures across the industry.
The incident occurred in Pinkenba, at about 7:50am on Tuesday, causing life…
The NSW Resources Regulator publishes Quarterly safety report covering July to September 2024, aimed at boosting industry awareness when evaluating safety management systems and conducting risk assessments at their sites. This quarterly report outlines incidents and trends concerning hazard management, along with information specific to the sector, giv…
Man Airlifted to Hospital After Tumbling From a Roof in Southern Queensland
A man in his 70s has been airlifted to hospital following a fall from a roof in southern Queensland, according to today's news reports.
The man was repairing his roof in the Toowoomba Region on Saturday morning when he fell from a height of six metres. This type of incident h…
SafeWork Urges Businesses to Prioritise Workplace Safety This Summer
As temperatures soar into the thirties statewide, SafeWork NSW is urging workers and employers alike to begin preparing for their safety during this summer's heat. Heat-related illness remains a genuine risk for outdoor and indoor teams across construction, manufacturing, and healthc…
Man Airlifted to Hospital Following Incident Involving Heavy Machinery in South East Queensland
A man has been flown to hospital after a truck incident in South East Queensland on Friday afternoon. This latest safety news highlights ongoing risks tied to heavy machinery operations across worksites in Australia.
The man, aged in his sixties, was assis…
Victorians Encouraged to Make Ladder Safety a Top Priority During the Summer Season
Victorians are being urged to put ladder safety first while decorating their homes for Christmas. The Victorian government's message comes as part of broader efforts to reduce preventable falls across the community during the festive period.
Health Minister Mary-Anne…
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