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New taskforce to tackle silica hazards in tunnelling projects across NSW(Post)
NSW Government has created a new expert taskforce to manage and tackle silica hazards linked to exposure for workers involved in tunnelling projects across the state. New Expert Taskforce Targets Sil
WorkSafe launches new infographics highlighting psychosocial hazards in high-risk industries(Post)WorkSafe Launches New Infographics Highlighting Psychosocial Hazards in High-Risk Industries WorkSafe New Zealand has created new infographics addressing psychosocial hazards prevalent in high-risk s
Model WHS Regulations Relating to Major Hazard Facilities Open for Public Feedback(Post)Safe Work Australia seeks public input on the model Work Health and Safety (WHS) Regulations relating to Major Hazard Facilities (MHFs).The federal safety regulator welcomes feedback from operators of
Safe Work Australia releases new WHS resources for managing work-related psychosocial hazards (Post)SafeWork Australia has released new model regulations and a code of practice to help prevent psychological harm at work.The federal agency says the model WHS laws now include regulations on psychosoci
Week 2 of National Safe Work Month focuses on recognising workplace psychosocial hazards and risk management strategies(Post)```html Week 2 of National Safe Work Month focuses on recognising workplace psychosocial hazards and risk management strategies, coinciding with World Mental Health Day on October 10. Safe Work Austra
Queensland's Asbestos Awareness Week brings attention to safety hazards posed by asbestos when using high-pressure water hoses(Post)```html Queensland's Asbestos Awareness Week brings attention to safety hazards posed by asbestos when using high-pressure water hoses, with Workplace Health and Safety Queensland confirming that risk
Improvements to transport safety identified in WorkSafe New Zealand report(Post)Improvements to Transport Safety Identified in WorkSafe New Zealand Report A joint project between WorkSafe New Zealand and a cross-sector of industry representatives has formed, with a shared outcom
Occupational Safety and Health: Complete Overview and Guide(Post)Prevalence of Workplace Incidents in Australia Injuries in the workplace are a leading cause of fatalities and injury across Australia. While workplace accidents can happen in any industry, specific s
Safe Work Method Statements (SWMS) vs Job Safety Analysis (JSA): What's the Difference?(Post)Safe Work Method Statements (SWMS) vs Job Safety Analysis (JSA): What's the Difference? In high-risk industries, clear and effective safety documentation is non-negotiable. But for many businesses, t
Safe Work Australia publishes new guide on how to develop asbestos registers(Post)Safe Work Australia Publishes New Guide on How to Develop Asbestos Registers Safe Work Australia has recently released new guidance material to help employers prepare asbestos registers in the workpl
WorkSafe probing two workplace fatalities(Post)WorkSafe Probing Two Workplace Fatalities WorkSafe is currently investigating two separate incidents of workplace fatalities that occurred on Tuesday, both raising serious questions about site safety
