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WorkSafe probing fatal mine incident near Wiluna(Post)
In brief: WorkSafe is probing a fatal mine incident near Wiluna after a worker was killed at a site in Western Australia's Goldfields region, roughly 900 kilometres north-east of Perth. Investigators
WorkSafe initiates legal charges following fatal incident involving balcony fall during renovation(Post)WorkSafe has charged a landscaping company over the death of a man who fell from the balcony of a Melbourne home undergoing renovation. The case highlights ongoing risk exposure at residential constru
ACT launches plan to improve safety in the construction industry(Post)WorkSafe ACT has recently launched an updated ‘Residential Construction Strategy for 2022-24’ to help improve safety in the residential construction industry.The Strategy launch was attended by Indust
Worker dies after being pinned between truck and trailer in Christchurch(Post)A worker has been fatally injured after being pinned between a truck and a trailer in Christchurch, in a tragic incident that highlights ongoing risks within the transport sector. Police said the inc
Worker transported to hospital after airport fall(Post)An airline worker has been transported to hospital after falling about 5 meters from an aerobridge at a Sydney Airport, according to news reports covering the incident. Emergency services were sent
Builder fined $100K over worker fall(Post)A construction company has been found guilty and penalised with a fine of $100,000 by the District Court of NSW following a prosecution initiated by the State’s workplace safety watchdog. Key points
Spotlight on silica dust and mental health in SafeWork NSW inspection program(Post)Inspectors from SafeWork NSW are visiting construction sites across the state to talk with workers about the health risks of silica dust exposure and mental ill-health.SafeWork NSW Executive Director
Coronavirus Workplace Health & Safety – What you need to know (Post)Coronavirus Workplace Health & Safety – What You Need to Know Summary: Coronavirus (COVID-19) presents a genuine workplace hazard, and businesses carry a duty of care to manage associated risks. This
Monday 12th April 2021(Post)Workplace Safety News: Monday 12th April 2021 Today's safety news roundup covers two serious incidents from South Australia, highlighting ongoing hazards in workplaces and public spaces across Austra
Public input sought on crane licensing(Post)Public Input Sought on Crane Licensing Safe Work Australia is seeking public input on crane licensing to identify areas within the high risk work (HRW) framework that need improvement. The agency wan
SafeWork SA launches campaign to prevent construction falls(Post)```html SafeWork SA has launched an awareness campaign in response to a concerning increase in severe injuries resulting from falls from height, in order to protect workers on site. This SafeWork SA c
