Asbestos campaign leads to licence cancellation
26 February 2025 SafeWork SA has stripped the licence from an asbestos removal company after it allowed the…
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Demolition company fined $140,000 after excavator hits powerlines
27 February 2025 An Adelaide demolition company has been convicted and fined more than $140,000 after its excavator…
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Company fined $50,000 for truck rollover that closed EastLink for hours
A gas distributer has been fined $50,000 following a WorkSafe Victoria investigation into a truck rollover that shut…
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The importance of training when working at height
The Working at Height Association believes effective training is perhaps the most important step in keeping workers safe….
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What you need to know about new WHS legislation changes
The New South Wales Government is proposing significant amendments to the state’s Work Health and Safety Regulation 2017, potentially…
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Should WHS Standards be free?
The phrase ‘cost-of-living’ has rolled off the tongue of almost every Australian in the past 12 months. And…
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Criminal prosecution We can investigate and refer suspected criminal underpayment offences for possible prosecution.
On this page: Criminal offence Cooperation agreements Voluntary Small Business Wage Compliance Code Referring matters for criminal…
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Heatwave prompts SafeWork SA warning
30 January 2025 High temperatures forecast across the state in the coming days have prompted a SafeWork SA…
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Six tips for improving lone worker safety in the mining industry
Working alone can be required in the mining industry, however, the isolation exposes these workers to unique risks….
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Failure to look ends in dozer-haul truck collision
Workers at an open cut coal mine in New South Wales are reportedly uninjured after a wheel dozer…