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Construction inspections for WA

03 August, 2015

A new program by WorkSafe will focus on safety standards across construction sites in Perth during August.


Risk-taking higher in transport industry: report

03 August, 2015 | Supplied by: Safe Work Australia

Safe Work Australia has published new research reports, and a key finding to emerge is the level of risk-taking accepted by employers in the transport sector compared to other industries.


Cartel conduct in the construction industry?

31 July, 2015 | Supplied by: Australian Competition & Consumer Commission

The ACCC says it is aware of serious allegations and evidence which point to cartel conduct in Canberra's construction industry.


Have your say on the future of explosives regulation

31 July, 2015 | Supplied by: Safe Work Australia

You can now comment on the future of explosives regulation in Australia through Safe Work Australia. The comment period is open until 10 September.


Is it safe to work alone?

30 July, 2015 by Joanne Flitcroft*

Whether your workers work at your site, within your factory or are out on the road, the obligations to ensure their health, safety and welfare are always present. With lone workers, however, the way in which you fulfil those obligations and the controls and monitoring that is available to you change significantly.


Companies facing charges over workplace accidents

30 July, 2015

Two companies may face fines of up to $1.5 million for charges over alleged workplace accidents that injured workers in 2013.


Join Safety Solutions at your industry golf day in September

30 July, 2015

Westwick-Farrow Media has joined forces with the Institute of Instrumentation, Control and Automation (IICA) for the inaugural Industry Tech Golf Day, to be held at Manly Golf Club on Thursday 3 September.


New support line for FIFO workers and families

29 July, 2015

A free 24/7 helpline is now open for FIFO workers in need of alcohol and drug support.


Risks of underground water hazards: report

28 July, 2015

An investigation report following the death of a miner last year has been prepared by the NSW Mine Safety Investigation Unit and lists recommendations for industry.


Conference early-bird registration closing Friday

28 July, 2015

Early-bird discounts for the 25th Mechanical Engineering Safety Seminar, to be held 9-10 September, close this Friday.


ACCC says it's not responsible for building product regulation

27 July, 2015 | Supplied by: Australian Competition & Consumer Commission

Public interest in the origin of products and safety of building materials has increased prompting the ACCC to clarify its role in relation to building product regulation.


Wearable tech to cut down maintenance costs and time for big industries

24 July, 2015 | Supplied by: CSIRO - Manufacturing, Materials and Minerals

New wearable technology may soon reduce downtime and maintenance costs for the aerospace industry under a recent agreement between the CSIRO and TAE, which could also open up opportunities for other big industries.


Farm safety culture pays off

23 July, 2015 | Supplied by: Rural Industries Research & Development Corporation

Developing a safety culture has financial benefits in addition to reducing workplace incidents on farms, new research shows.


Mental health is everybody's business

23 July, 2015

As you read this, around one in six Australian workers are experiencing mental illness. In some occupations, particularly those that involve mental stress or trauma, the rate is even higher.


Deloitte invests in safety leadership business

22 July, 2015 | Supplied by: Deloitte

Deloitte has invested in a new safety leadership and culture change business it hopes will be a "game changer" in the way it helps organisations sustainably manage safety.


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