BHP found not at fault in iron ore train crash
afe to Work examines the “unusual” circumstances, including multiple spider bites, that led to a multi-train collision at BHP’s…
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Unguarded auger leads to lost fingers and $43,000 fine
02 December 2024 A father and son have been fined more than $43,000 after a worker at…
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Two companies convicted after labourer falls 4.6m, seriously injured
27 November 2024 Two Adelaide companies have been fined a total of $108,000 after a labour hire worker…
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Service pit death brings $300,000 fine
02 December 2024 A southern Adelaide electrical company has been fined $300,000 after a worker died when he…
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Snorkelling campaign takes deep dive into industry safety
09 December 2024 Recreational snorkelling and dive tour operators in South Australia will be audited as part of…
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Falls spark working from heights warning
04 December 2024 Two serious incidents in recent weeks have prompted a warning from the safety regulator about…
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Workplace noise campaign delivers message loud and clear
11 December 2024 A campaign to raise awareness about noise-related risks in the workplace has ended following audits…
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Engineered stone import ban looms
11 December 2024 The importation of engineered stone benchtops, panels and slabs into Australia will be banned…
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Construction industry warning ahead of Christmas rush
10 December 2024 Builders and contractors are being urged to prioritise safety over busy workloads as they attempt…
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Boots on the ground boost for workplace safety
12 December 2024 Improving safety by increasing the number of trained Health and Safety Representatives at work sites…