An insulated panel manufacturer and labour hire firm in Victoria have been fined a combined $65,000 after part of a worker’s finger was amputated at a Dandenong South factory.…
Western Power in WA has been fined $40,000 for failing to have adequate electrical testing processes after a Manning resident received an electric shock. The network operator pleaded guilty in…
October is National Safe Work Month- a time employers and workers across Australia commit to creating safe and healthy workplaces. #SafetyIsOurBusiness NSWM home About the campaign Get involved SafeTea…
The New South Wales Resources Regulator is urging mine operators to share a recent cautionary tale with workers to bring attention to correct brake procedure. The incident occurred at…
The Healthy Workplaces Service can help you develop tailored solutions to complex and distinctive challenges your workplace may encounter. Our commitment goes beyond merely offering a service – we will…
Strengthened psychosocial legislation and an increase in psychological injury claims reinforces the need for workplaces to take a proactive approach to prevent and effectively manage workplace psychological injuries. Preventing psychological…
A Queensland-based cattle company and its director have entered into an enforceable undertaking to spend $200,000 on safety improvements after being charged over a serious crush injury that resulted in…
A paving manufacturer in South Australia has been fined $75,000 for failing to guard a conveyor belt roller and pinch point after a worker suffered serious injuries when his arm…
A grain transporter in Gippsland Victoria has been convicted and fined $350,000 after a truck driver died when he fell almost four metres from the top of a trailer. D&A…
SafeWork SA recently announced that it has undertaken a workplace audit of the South Australian Parliament House and issued a number of WHS improvement notices as a result. The compliance…