Safety classification update for chemical substances
SafeWork SA is reminding businesses manufacturing and importing hazardous chemicals to only use GHS 7 to classify, label and prepare safety data sheets. Since 1 January 2023, South Australia has…
SafeWork SA is reminding businesses manufacturing and importing hazardous chemicals to only use GHS 7 to classify, label and prepare safety data sheets. Since 1 January 2023, South Australia has…
13 July 2023 A private college in Adelaide has been fined $420,000 after one of its students drowned during a school excursion. A SafeWork SA investigation found that Pinnacle College…
20 July 2023 SafeWork SA is throwing its support behind a new grant program that will enhance industry-led healthy workplace initiatives. The Intervention Grants Program is offering one-off grants from…
Glenn Farrell v Nippy's Waikerie Producers Pty Ltd 12/07/2023 A Riverland juice company has been fined $120,000 after a young worker lost their hair and scalp in a workplace incident.…
The Labor Government will this week introduce new laws to make industrial manslaughter a criminal offence in South Australia. Under the Work Health and Safety (Industrial Manslaughter) Amendment Bill, individuals can…
10/05/2023 The South Australian Government is considering feedback on its draft Work Health and Safety (Industrial Manslaughter) Amendment Bill following a period of public consultation. The public consultation is now…
Date: Tuesday, 20 June, 2023 - 12:30 Category: Industry news Location: New South Wales There are increasingly high levels of psychosocial harm in the workplace, according to a recent survey…
The Federal Government recently introduced legislation that aims to capture, record and share the causes of deadly occupational respiratory diseases like silicosis. If passed into law, the National Occupational Respiratory Disease…
The Commonwealth government's workers compensation scheme is being effectively managed, an audit has found. The authority that provides workers compensation for more than 190,000 Commonwealth government employees paid out $196.2…
Adoption of GHS 7 Since 1 January 2023, the 7th revised edition of the GHS (GHS 7) must be used to classify and label hazardous chemicals in Australia. During 2021 and 2022, Australia transitioned…