How leading WHS indicators improve occupational health management
Workplace illnesses are on the rise, yet many companies miss key health metrics, write the AIOH’s Carmen Naylor…
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Privacy concerns over blood analysis screening for electrical trades workers in construction
Organisations employing electrical trades workers in the construction sector are using blood analysis as a means of screening…
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How OHS professionals can enhance stakeholder communication
OHS professionals must prioritise clear communication by adopting language that is easily understood by all stakeholders, even if…
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Managing psychosocial risks with AI and digitalisation in the workplace
There are a number of psychosocial risks and hazards to consider with increased digitisation and the introduction of…
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Mastermyne charged with industrial manslaughter over death at Crinum coal mine
In short: Mining contractor Mastermyne has been charged with industrial manslaughter over the death of coal miner Graham…
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Collision avoidance takes the next step
Thanks to a new deal, automation and positioning specialist Aptella is set to supply and support advanced…
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Staying safe around rope and sling failures
A spate of rope and sling issues has drawn the attention of the New South Wales Resources Regulator,…
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Free lung checks for the Toowoomba region
For the first time, a mobile health unit that offers free lung checks for former Queensland mine and…
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Regulator investigation to boost safety after Cadia explosion
The New South Wales Resources Regulator is investigating what can be learned from a recent explosion…
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Reinforced steel fabricator fined $50,000 after worker injury
A reinforced steel fabricator has been convicted and fined $50,000 after a worker suffered serious injuries when he…