Have your say on mine health and safety

Wednesday, 19 September, 2012

The NSW Mine Safety Advisory Council has released its draft strategic actions for the next five years and would like the public to comment.

The document, Actions for World-leading Health and Safety to 2017, outlines how, through the MSAC collaboration process, the industry will work during the coming years to achieve work health and safety.

To download a copy and make a submission, visit the website. The comment period ends on 9 October 2012.

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