An injury sustained by a worker from an out-of-control, high-pressure hose could have cost a company millions in lost contracts.

Pioneering OHS professional Dr Eric Wigglesworth died on the weekend, just days short of calling for systemic change to the profession he helped found.

A safety inspection campaign will target West Australian seafood processing facilities to address a number of safety aspects.

By not actioning three WorkSafe safety improvement notices, a company has incurred a conviction and hefty fine.

A new safety code has been launched by the Australian Logistics Council to help improve safety in the transport and logistics industry.

Safety in the workplace is under threat as bullying increases, warns the unions.

SafeWork SA is investigating the fatal injury of a man who was operating a car-carrier at Waikerie last Tuesday.

SafeWork SA is investigating an incident that occurred last Monday in Pirie Street, Adelaide, where equipment fell from the 13th storey of a building under construction.

ASCC has released a report that outlines statistics from workers compensations claims over the 2006–07 fiscal year.

An engineering company was fined $20K over an incident in 2006 where a man's hand was severly injured.

WorkSafe Victoria has issued and invitation for entries to be submitted for the 2009 WorkSafe Victoria safety Awards.

A new safety campaign has been established by WorkSafe Victoria to help reduce the number of bricklaying injuries on construction sites.

The poor condition of scaffolding on a construction site caused a man to fall and sustain serious injuries, prompting warnings from the WA Department of Commence.

A new forum has commenced to address the collection of data on past exposure to asbestos of patients diagnosed with mesothelioma.

A recent conviction in Adelaide highlights the need for proper machine guarding and training to prevent young workers experiencing serious workplace injuries.