Introducing a New Generation of Safety Laser Scanner — Allen-Bradley SafeZone 3
01 April, 2021 | Supplied by: NHP Electrical Engineering Products Pty LtdThe SafeZone 3 CIP Safety over EtherNet/IP enables Integration of the SafeZone 3 safety laser scanner in a GuardLogix Control System available through NHP.
Electric vehicle retrofit clears the air in underground mining
25 March, 2021 | Supplied by: 3ME Technology3ME Technology has launched the TRITEV underground mining vehicle, to decarbonise and eliminate the issue of diesel particulate matter underground.
Underground truck crash sees goldminer fined $150,000
18 March, 2021Northern Star Resources has been fined $150,000 after two workers were injured in an underground vehicle collision.
Company fined after worker loses both legs in accident
17 March, 2021An SA company has been fined $350,000 after a 2017 workplace incident in which a worker's legs were amputated below the knee in a hay press.
Crane operator and company convicted for crane tip over
11 March, 2021A crane and rigging business and its employee have been convicted for breaching WHS legislation after a crane tipped over, posing a risk of injury or death.
NT company facing charges after workers crushed
09 March, 2021A mobile crane hire company is facing charges after an incident in which two workers were pinned beneath a 1.8-tonne switchboard, sustaining serious injuries.
Victorian six-week campaign puts farm safety in the spotlight
04 March, 2021WorkSafe Victoria has launched a six-week campaign to highlight that farm deaths and injuries can happen to anyone who does not prioritise safety.
Complete sensor solutions for AGC systems in CEP distribution centers
01 March, 2021 | Supplied by: SICK Pty LtdSICK offers its modular Eco-System for AGCs — with sensor solutions that make autonomous vehicles safe and efficient tools for enhanced intralogistical productivity.
Why a happier outlook on life can make you a safer driver
01 March, 2021 | Supplied by: FleetcoachDrivers who are stressed, rushing or otherwise unhappy are likely to make worse decisions behind the wheel than drivers who are happy; Fleetcoach explains why.
Produce company fined $300,000 for unsafe systems of work
25 February, 2021Zerella Holdings has been fined $300,000 after a worker sustained serious injuries from being dragged into a water pit with a moving agitator.
Driving drowsy? Understanding driver fatigue
22 February, 2021 by Craig Cockerton, Chief Operating Officer, Fleetcoach | Supplied by: FleetcoachA mistake behind the wheel can have enormous consequences. Think about the last time you drove while you were tired.
Diesel fuel tank explosion claims life of worker
18 February, 2021A 35-year-old man has died in a fuel tank explosion at an engine repair business in Fieldstone.
Engineering controls for dust in bulk material processing
15 February, 2021 by Sean Kinder, Field Applications Engineer, Kinder Australia | Supplied by: Kinder Australia Pty LtdEngineering controls are the first line of defence against dust in bulk material processing, as a field applications engineer explains.
Safety alerts issued for NT cattle, construction industries
12 February, 2021NT WorkSafe has released two safety alerts, following serious incidents in the cattle industry and the construction industry.
Playing it safe: Swiss design engineers choose SICK safety solutions
11 February, 2021 | Supplied by: SICK Pty LtdThree tried-and-proven products from SICK assume the safety tasks in the various machine variants of the "Electric" from BalTec.
