Q fever warning ahead of spring spike
People who work with or near livestock are being warned of the dangers of Q fever ahead of…
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Building site fall prompts $580,000 safety spend
Two South Australian companies have agreed to make more than $580,000 in safety improvements after a worker was…
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Raising the bar on safety
Increasing the safety of workers in the hospitality industry is the focus of a new SafeWork SA campaign….
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SafeWork SA launches farm safety campaign
SafeWork SA is launching a farm safety campaign to help reduce the number of workplace deaths and injuries…
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National Safe Work Month
Fill your safety bucket list this October with a rich array of events and activities to celebrate National…
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Safety breaches caught on tape, assessor’s licence remove
NSW assessors are being reminded to strictly follow Heavy Vehicle Competency Based Assessment (HVCBA) standards after a serious…
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Dozer rollover puts operational risks back in focus
After a tracked dozer rolled onto its side during haul road construction at an open cut coal mine…
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Ravenswood gold mine achieves safety milestone
Queensland’s largest gold mine has proven its commitment to safety is truly worth its weight in gold by…
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Truck licensing in crisis: Driver trainer calls for urgent reform
With many echoing calls for urgent truck licensing reform, Queensland driver trainer John Skinner says unsafe practices are…
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Vehicle defected and company fined $825 for string of mechanical issues
A truck looking worse for wear was recently intercepted near Maroochydore, Queensland, and ordered off the road. …