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Sydney Water stops to recognise National Safe Work Month

17 November, 2016

As part of Sydney Water's commitment to improve safety across all sites, more than a thousand Sydney Water staff literally 'Stopped for Safety' as part of National Safe Work Month.


Workplace chemical evaluation undertaken by Safe Work Australia

21 September, 2016

Safe Work Australia will oversee an evaluation of more than 600 chemicals to minimise the risk of adverse health effects on workers.


Road monitoring system reduces speeding

06 September, 2016

A six-month trial of MiX Telematics' latest road safety solution, known as MiX Vision, has reduced speeding in fleet vehicles by more than 75%.


DataStation Report Auditor system

01 September, 2016

The DataStation Report Auditor system is used to audit, risk assess and capture information using controlled, customised templates.


Diving work regulations under review

31 August, 2016

Model WHS regulations for diving work are being reviewed by Safe Work Australia to ensure safety without creating unneccessary compliance burdens for diving operators.


Occupational Matters occupational hygiene consulting service

02 August, 2016

Occupational Matters provides a professional occupational hygiene consulting service.


Punishment is not enough for workplace safety excellence

14 July, 2016

Working with Queensland industry, researchers at QUT are developing 'carrot and stick' strategies for workplace safety.


Shoddy welding 'will lead to deaths'

29 June, 2016

Public safety is at risk unless compliance is legislated for fabricated steel, warns the Welding Technology Institute of Australia.


Five reasons to ditch paper when managing OHS compliance

26 May, 2016 by Christopher Notley-Smith, Donesafe

Are you bogged down with paperwork while trying to manage your OHS compliance? Here are five reasons why you should ditch paper and move to a software solution.


Changes to NT work health and safety regulations

12 April, 2016

NT WorkSafe has announced that changes to the Northern Territory's work health and safety regulations have come into effect as of 4 April 2016 affecting the construction industry.


500 companies register under mandatory NZ hazardous laws

24 February, 2016

Over 500 importers and manufacturers of hazardous substances have already registered their details with New Zealand's Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) under new rules brought in late last year.


Falls incidents prompt safety warning

12 February, 2016

Businesses and workers are again urged to take extreme care after two workers were killed and eight others seriously injured in falls from heights in the last month.


Builders urged to secure construction sites over Christmas

17 December, 2015

Builders are being urged to ensure their construction sites are safe and secure during the Christmas break to prevent unauthorised access and potential injury to the public.


Safety alert — sudden truck tyre burst

10 December, 2015

A safety alert has been issued after the sudden failure and burst of a truck tyre which blasted pressurised air in a mining site area where workers were in close proximity.


Vegetable growers lax over safety with mobile plant and hazardous substances

17 November, 2015

Inspections across vegetable-growing businesses in Perth has revealed safety concerns over the use of mobile plant and hazardous substances in these workplaces.


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