Truck driver ordered to pay more than $80,000 after compensation fraud
A Melbourne truck driver, 41, must pay more than $80,000 after pleading guilty to a single charge of…
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2025 Health and Safety Representatives (HSR) Forum
Event description Welcome to the 2025 Health and Safety Representatives (HSR) Forum hosted by SafeWork SA in conjunction with…
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Wet cement is a burning issue
SafeWork SA is warning people who work with cement and concrete about the dangers of alkaline burns after…
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Mobile plant and pedestrians don’t mix
SafeWork SA is warning operators of mobile plant of the significant risks to workers and pedestrians following 14…
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Agriculture deaths prompt farm safety warnings
SafeWork SA is urging farmers and agricultural workers to take extra precautions when working with machinery and hazardous…
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HSR of the Year Award
The HSR of the Year Award is a new SafeWork SA initiative designed to celebrate the proactive efforts…
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Grants up to $40,000 available for safety projects
Entries are now open for SafeWork SA’s 2025 Augusta Zadow Awards with maximum grant values increased to $40,000…
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Road transport in the safety spotlight
SafeWork SA has launched a 12-month compliance campaign targeting the road transport industry following a three-day truck stop…
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Dangerous gas release leads to $126,000 in fines
A company and its managing director engaged to decommission an LPG gas tank at a Mount Gambier service…
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How 58cm could cost Queensland towing operator $66,550
For the first time in its 55-year history, this trusted name in the road freight industry is fronting…