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Inaugural personal injury conference

05 May, 2008

The Personal Injury Education Foundation has recently launched its inaugural 'Personal Injury Management Conference' and 'Excellence Awards' program.


Bendigo safety under scrutiny

21 April, 2008

WorkSafe inspectors will be visiting small and medium-sized businesses in Bendigo in early May, as part of the Safe Towns safety improvement campaign.


Queensland develops OHS action plans

17 April, 2008

Industry action plans have been developed to support the second stage of the Queensland Workplace Health and Safety Strategy 2004–12, which aims to reduce the incidence of work-related injuries.


Sparks fly after basic safety failing

11 April, 2008

Failing to properly train and supervise employees has resulted in a conviction and fine for a major civil contracting company.


National campaign to improve safety in manufacturing

04 April, 2008

Workplace Safety authorities across Australia have commenced a safety campaign to improve machine guarding in the manufacturing industry.


Candy maker fined for unguarded machine

10 March, 2008

An Osborne Park manufacturer of rock candy was fined $20,000 for failing to provide a safe workplace after a worker’s finger was severely injured in an unguarded machine.


Sponsorship boosts safety in South East Melbourne

07 February, 2008

The Southern Safety Group (SSG) has formed a sponsorship deal with Protector Alsafe to assist in bringing safety to workplaces in South East Melbourne.


Machine wear prediction

22 January, 2008

PANalytical has published data on the MiniPal 4 energy dispersive X-ray fluorescence (EDXRF) and Axios-Petro wavelength dispersive X-ray fluorescence (WDXRF) spectrometers that show their effectiveness and value in predictive machine maintenance programs.


Conducting safety inductions

18 December, 2007

The Christmas/New Year period is a time when many businesses employ new workers or employ people on short-term contracts to cover busy periods


Guidance on sharp edges on factory-cut metal reinforcement bar

18 December, 2007

There have been a number of workplace incidents caused by sharp edges on factory-cut metal reinforcement bar where construction workers have received lacerations


WorkSafe concerned about Christmas deaths

05 November, 2007

WorkSafe is urging Victorian employers, supervisors and workers to do all they can to prevent serious injuries and deaths before Christmas.


ACT reviews a month of safety

02 November, 2007

This year’s ACT Health and Safety Month saw 188 events place in the ACT, including a variety of OHS displays, training sessions, workplace assessments and workshops by a number of participating organisations.


Risk assessment still vital under new Victorian regulations

21 September, 2007 by Pilz Australia

The new Victorian Occupational Health and Safety Regulations are designed to simplify safety but, in the case of risk assessments, their release has caused real confusion


Protecting young workers from workplace hazards

21 September, 2007 by Worksafe NSW

Employers should know that young workers must be protected from the risk of injury or illness arising from workplace hazards and pay special attention to the needs of young workers


Safety overhaul in Canberra

05 September, 2007

ACT Minister for Industrial Relations, Andrew Barr has introduced a range of amendments reforming the Occupational Health and Safety Act 1989.


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