NSW Safety News Roundup – Thursday 1st April 2021 This week's safety news wrap covers three major developments across Australia's workplace health and safety landscape. NSW flood victims gain fee rel

Meter Readers Urged to Put Safety First When Entering Properties Meter readers face genuine risks while carrying out essential work, and property owners play a critical role in keeping them safe. In

```html Man Injured in Tree-Cutting Incident North of Brisbane A man was flown to hospital by the LifeFlight helicopter after being struck by a tree north of Brisbane. LifeFlight crews responded quic

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

Excavator Operator Killed in Tasmania Workplace Incident A man aged in his 80s died last week after an excavator rolled on a property in southeast Tasmania, according to police reports. This latest w

Court Fines New South Wales Roofing Company Over Safety Failures A NSW court has ordered a roofing company to pay nearly half a million dollars for breaching workplace health and safety laws after a

What Victorian employers need to do right now Short answer: plan ahead, adjust shift patterns, supply shade and cold water, service cooling equipment, and train employees to spot early warning signs o

Worker Burned in Southland Boiler Incident A worker is being treated for serious burns in hospital after a boiler incident in Southland. Emergency services confirm the person suffered severe injuries

Drivers Urged to Slow Down at Paramatta Creek Road Worksite Tasmanian police are again urging motorists to slow down at roadworks after officers issued infringements at Paramatta Creek. This latest e

SA Construction Workers Urged to Stay Safe Ahead of Christmas Shutdown SafeWork SA reminds construction workers to make safety a priority in the lead-up to the festive season, urging builders across

Safe Work Australia Updates 2023 Workplace Fatality Figures Summary: Safe Work Australia updates 2023 workplace fatality figures show transport, postal and warehousing recording the highest fatality