Upgraded safety locks
18 September, 2009 byThe H31 safety lock mechanism has been replaced with the upgraded mGard CL disc tumbler lock.
Manufacturer fined over burn incident
10 August, 2009Caroma was recently fined over an incident at its South Australian operations that left an employee with severe burns.
SA employers fined for rail and factory injuries
03 August, 2009In a busy day at the Magistrates Court of South Australia (Industrial), three companies were convicted and fined over incidents in 2007 where workers sustained injuries from inadequate safety measures.
SA sawmill fined over worker's head injury
27 July, 2009A South Australian company has been convicted and fined $36,000 over a serious head injury sustained by one of its workers from an unguarded machine.
Adelaide engineering firm convicted over apprentice's death
29 June, 2009An Adelaide company has been convicted and fined $72,000 over the death of an 18-year-old apprentice who was dragged into an ungaurded rotating machine in 2004.
Man dies after being caught in lathe
23 June, 2009A man has died in hospital two weeks after his clothes were caught in an operating lathe at a factory in Melbourne’s northern suburbs.
Fine for SA sawmill injury
23 June, 2009An Adelaide sawmill company has been convicted and fined over an incident that left a worker with a painful groin injury in 2007.
Pilz PSENslock safety gate switch and interlock
09 June, 2009Pilz has introduced a gate switch with an interlock with a non-contact transponder for the switching function and an electromagnet to hold the gate closed.
Light curtain
09 June, 2009 byDesigned for the protection of workers exposed to dangerous machines, the Admiral AX light curtain features two safe static outputs and can work without external control units, with all the safety functions integrated inside the emitter and the receiver. It complies with the requirements of the European Standard EN61496-1 and the International Standard IEC 61496-1-2.
The consequences of not making the workplace safe
01 June, 2009The employer and manager of a Victorian company which had two serious safety incidents in 13 months have been ordered to pay fines of $376,000.
Meat company fined for safety breaches
06 May, 2009A Central Queensland meat processor has been fined $114,000 after two cleaners broke their arms in similar incidents only five months apart.
Machine incident a warning to all
15 April, 2009A recent injury to a worker who was cleaning a machine that was in operation at the time sends out a reminder to be vigilant in keeping the workplace safe.
Garment manufacturer fined over work injury
30 March, 2009A leading Australian manufacturer of boots and garments was recently convicted and fined in the SA Industrial Relations Court following an injury suffered by an employee.
Furniture maker convicted over amputated finger
02 March, 2009A recent conviction in Adelaide highlights the need for proper machine guarding and training to prevent young workers experiencing serious workplace injuries.
New industry safety standards
27 February, 2009A new WorkCover NSW initiative will release guidelines on a number of industrial occupations and situations to help reduce injuries through greater safety awareness.
