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    Tasmania expands cancer protection for firefighters(Post)

    Tasmania expands cancer protection for firefighters after the State Parliament passed what officials describe as "world-leading legislative reforms." The reform builds on earlier commitments outlined

    Winners of the 2023 WorkSafe Tasmania Awards unveiled(Post)

    Winners of the 2023 WorkSafe Tasmania Awards Unveiled Nine individuals and organisations have been recognised for their efforts in improving workplace health and safety in Tasmania. Each recipient wa

    Cross-border blitz helps improve construction safety (Post)

    Cross-Border Blitz Helps Improve Construction Safety Workplace safety inspectors issued a total of 47 improvement notices during a recent construction blitz on the NSW/Victoria border. WorkSafe Victo

    Top 10 Safety Forms Every Site Supervisor Should Have(Post)

    Running a safe construction site is about more than PPE and toolbox talks. Clear, consistent documentation keeps jobs on track, hazards under control, and compliance risks off your shoulders. For supe

    Ladder injuries prompt WorkSafe safety reminder(Post)

    WorkSafe Victoria has issued a reminder to employers to work safely with portable ladders after two people were seriously injured when the ladders they were on failed without warning.WorkSafe said bot

    Farm deaths prompt WorkSafe WA inquiry(Post)

    Western Australia has recorded the 12th work-related death in the agricultural industry in as many months, prompting a WorkSafe inquiry into the sector.WorkSafe WA said a 24-year-old man died on a far

    Heavy vehicle safety projects get $3.5 million funding boost(Post)

    The Australian Government will provide $3.5 million to the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator to support heavy vehicle safety.NHVR will invest the funds into fifteen heavy vehicle projects through Round

    New laws aim to protect roadside assistance workers in Tasmania(Post)

    New laws requiring Tasmanian drivers to safely slow to 40 km/h when passing roadside assistance vehicles with flashing yellow lights will come into force on 1 August 2022.Infrastructure and Transport

    SafeWork SA campaign looks at violence and aggression in the retail sector(Post)

    SafeWork SA plans to conduct a state-wide compliance campaign early next month to look at the issue of violence and aggression in the retail sector. Inspectors will visit retail outlets both in metrop

    Monday 8th February 2021(Post)

    Workplace Safety and Compliance News: Monday 8th February 2021 This edition of our weekly workplace safety news roundup covers two significant enforcement actions: a workers compensation fraud convic

    Thursday 4th March 2021(Post)

    Workplace Safety News: Thursday 4th March 2021 This week's workplace safety news roundup covers two significant enforcement actions from March 2021, highlighting the ongoing consequences of inadequat

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