Matchmaking manufacturers: to boost COVID-19 supply chains
Risky drinking in construction: a 2020 Australian study
COVID-19 mining inspections yield encouraging results
Arc flash film drives home safety message
COVID-19 student-to-teacher transmissibility is limited
Matchmaking manufacturers: to boost COVID-19 supply chains
A national matchmaking platform for manufacturers to respond to the COVID-19 outbreak has been expanded, to continue to provide solutions after the pandemic.
Risky drinking in construction: a 2020 Australian study
High prevalence of risky drinking in the construction industry reflects mid-life pressures and demanding work roles, a 2020 Flinders University study suggests.
COVID-19 mining inspections yield encouraging results
The NSW Resources Regulator has published the findings of its proactive inspection program, which examined mine operator responses to risks posed by COVID-19.
Arc flash film drives home safety message
Queensland's Electrical Safety office has launched a case study film, warning electrical workers of the dangers of arc flash.
COVID-19 student-to-teacher transmissibility is limited
A report investigating the spread of coronavirus in NSW schools has found that the disease has limited transmissibility from students to teachers.
UniPrint Take 5 safety books
Endorsed by the Master Plumbers Association, the UniPrint Take 5 safety books enable users to...
uvex sportstyle variomatic safety glasses
The uvex sportstyle variomatic safety glasses are designed for frequent movement between light...
Know the steps: key elements of a confined space procedure
Planning, accessing, working safely in and around and rescuing from a confined space are the key elements of confined space safety, as Ash Mayor...
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NSW Government secures $1 billion worth of PPE
The NSW Government has bought almost $1 billion worth of personal protective equipment, to help...
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New equipment for Qld SES volunteers
SES volunteers in Toowoomba have received almost $15,000 worth of equipment, to help them train...
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NSW quarries face inspection under worker dust risk blitz
NSW quarries are currently being inspected without notice as part of the state's Resources...
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Tread carefully around fragile roofing
Two serious incidents since December 2019 have prompted SafeWork SA to issue a reminder about fragile roof safety.
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Edge protection company fined for work at height failings
A Queensland edge protection company and director have been fined $55,000 after a roofing...
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One worker dead, another injured in fall at Esperance
Worksafe WA is investigating the death of a 25-year-old worker at a property in Esperance.
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Property developer hit with $125,000 fine for safety breaches
Mainline Developments has been fined $125,000 for serious safety breaches that threatened the...
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Fleet management systems in materials handling
Grahame Don sets out the advantages of fleet management systems for managers that can further optimise safety in the materials handling industry.
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Metal tubing manufacturer fined after worker breaks leg
Trans Vent Spiral, a Penrith tubing manufacturer, has been fined $90,000 for breaching the...
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Worker crushed to death by falling steel beam
A worker has died after being struck by a falling steel beam at a residential construction site...
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WorkSafe Vic unpacks risks of unloading shipping containers
WorkSafe Victoria has issued a reminder about the risks of unpacking shipping containers, after...
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