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Rodents may cause reputational risk for businesses this winter

23 May, 2013

Following our first cold snap, pest control expert Rentokil urges business owners to be vigilant of rodent infestations to prevent reputation backlash and physical damage to their business.


Warning to check high risk work licences after fakes arrive in WA

20 May, 2013

WorkSafe has issued a warning to check workers’ high risk work licences after fake licences issued in New South Wales turned up in WA.


National Driver Work Diary improvements underway

26 April, 2013

The National Transport Commission, in partnership with the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator, industry and governments, is revising the National Driver Work Diary to reflect the requirements contained within the new Heavy Vehicle (Fatigue Management) National Regulation 2013.


Safety blitz heads north

24 April, 2013

The housing construction industry in Melbourne’s northern suburbs has been warned to make sure their sites and work practices are up to scratch ahead of a safety blitz next month.


Construction design can minimise risks

17 April, 2013

One of the best ways to prevent and control occupational injuries, illnesses and fatalities is to design out or minimise hazards and risks early in the design process. Prevention through design (PtD) is an engineering initiative, which was launched in the US by NIOSH, that attempts to mitigate hazards in the construction sector in the design stage. The concept has been around a while, but there are still some barriers to its adoption globally.


Rapid Contractor Management contractor workforce compliance software

15 April, 2013

Rapid Contractor Management is a fully hosted web-based system for the management of contractor compliance and documentation.


Keeping young workers safe

02 April, 2013

Data released by Safe Work Australia in March has revealed a fifth of all work-related injuries experienced by Australian workers were incurred by workers aged 25 years and under.


Guidance on the safety of some nanomaterials

02 April, 2013

Safe Work Australia Chair Ann Sherry AO has released two research reports examining nanotechnology work health and safety issues.


Farmers register chemicals for collection

28 March, 2013

Almost 40,000 L of obsolete agvet chemical have already been registered by farmers, rural businesses, golf courses and other ag chemical users for this year’s ChemClear collection in Queensland.


Weidmuller WAN/LAN industrial ethernet security router

25 March, 2013

Weidmuller has created a gigabit WAN/LAN industrial ethernet router that delivers comprehensive security features.


Australian businesses are failing at first aid

13 March, 2013

St John Ambulance Australia research reveals millions of employees could be at risk due to a lack of first aid awareness.


Man dies after fall from crane

18 February, 2013

A man has died after a fall from a crane at a construction site in Melbourne’s CBD.


Roof fall leads to call for better strata monitoring at mine sites

12 February, 2013

Operators of coal mines should review their risk and controls for strata management after a roof fall occurred recently.


Businesses to report contractor payments to ATO

12 February, 2013

Businesses in the building and construction industry have to report to the Australian Taxation Office the total amount they have paid contractors each year.


Hands-free laws not enough to curb distracted driving

05 February, 2013

Compliance with hands-free laws is insufficient for reducing distraction-related accidents among employees, according to safety firm BST.


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