Making EEHA inspections smarter: mobile and AI tools
Construction materials company extends road safety program
The rising cost of extreme-temperature injuries
Why Monday is the most dangerous day on a building site
Technological levers for heavy vehicle safety
Making EEHA inspections smarter: mobile and AI tools
Electrical Equipment in Hazardous Area inspections are essential for maintaining safety and compliance; do mobile and AI tools hold the key to making them smarter?
Construction materials company extends road safety program
Australia's largest vertically integrated construction materials company has extended its partnership with a heavy vehicle and road safety education program.
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The rising cost of extreme-temperature injuries
To understand the cost of worker exposure to heat and cold, Australian researchers have analysed more than 2.3 million workplace injury claims across our cities.
Why Monday is the most dangerous day on a building site
There are more accidents on a Monday than any other weekday, with a number of factors combining to give us this "Monday effect".
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The benefits of complying with new welding fume safety standards
As Australian welding safety regulations become more stringent, workplaces should look to deploy Australian Standards Certified PAPR units that are...
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Oz-based PIP completes Honeywell PPE acquisition
Australian-based company Protective Industrial Products, Inc. has completed its acquisition of...
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AWU: "Heads must roll after mass silicosis diagnosis"
News that 13 M6 tunnel workers have been diagnosed with silicosis "should prompt immediate...
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Non-compliance with asbestos legislation sparks concern
Failure to comply with asbestos legislation during renovations and demolitions has put both...
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Unpacking the latest in height safety
The introduction of the Industrial Manslaughter Bill in NSW this year means that a more proactive approach to workplace safety is needed.
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$75K in company/officer fines follow awning collapse injury
A shade solutions company and officer in Queensland have been fined $70,000 and $5000,...
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Reducing the risk of falling objects on worksites
Falling objects remain a leading cause of workplace harm in the building industry, with more than...
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Transitional period extended on height safety regulations
An extension has been granted on the transitional period for compliance with regulations...
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From pandemic to prevention: companies address manual handling risks
Across all work industries, manual handling injuries (or body stressing injuries) represent ~37% of total workplace injuries.
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Waste pit gate amputation lands $580K fine
In Western Australia, a concrete manufacturing company has been fined $580,000 after a worker...
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Mobile plant, fixed machinery and vehicles compliance blitz
SafeWork NSW inspectors have issued more than 140 notices as part of a targeted mobile plant,...
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Company charged after worker seriously injured by steel beams
A Victorian transport logistics company has been charged after a worker was seriously injured by...
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