Employer fined for failing to report workplace injury
30 April, 2021A transport company has been fined $5000 for failing to report to WHSQ a workplace incident that resulted in a worker sustaining a fractured skull.
Pack King Rapid Wrapper
12 March, 2021The Pack King Rapid Wrapper is designed to help warehouse workers avoid the strain of pulling stretch film, when wrapping goods with protective film.
WorkSafe Victoria investigating death of worker by falling steel
10 March, 2021WorkSafe Victoria is investigating an incident in which a man died after being struck by a steel beam that fell from an elevated storage rack.
WorkSafe Victoria prioritises farm safety in harvest season
11 February, 2021Inspectors from WorkSafe Victoria will conduct a three-day inspection program in farms across Shepparton to help the region have a safe harvest.
Rockwell Automation iTRAK 5730 small-frame intelligent track system
05 June, 2020The iTRAK 5730 small-frame intelligent track system allows users to package a variety of products without compromising productivity.
Young farmer crushed by silo on Victoria farm
30 March, 2020WorkSafe Victoria is pleading for those in the agriculture sector to prioritise safety, following the death of a farm worker who was crushed beneath a silo.
Fleet management systems in materials handling
24 January, 2020 by Grahame Don*Grahame Don sets out the advantages of fleet management systems for managers that can further optimise safety in the materials handling industry.
Two NSW mine incidents in 4 days
13 December, 2019Incidents have occurred at the Ulan Underground Mine and Woodlawn Mine in the span of four days, resulting in two workers sustaining serious injuries.
WorkSafe WA releases manual task guides for electricians
15 July, 2019Electricians can now access a set of fact sheets that help highlight risks and prevent injury while performing manual tasks.
WorkSafe targets falling objects risk
19 February, 2019WorkSafe is targeting falling object risks during Victorian construction site inspections in coming months, to counter the ongoing incidents and deaths.
Improving workplace health and safety with cobots
10 December, 2018 by Peter Hern, Country Manager, Oceania, Universal RobotsManufacturers need to increase their production capabilities and remain competitive, but workplace safety for employees must be taken into consideration.
Implementing anti-slip flooring to boost safety
18 September, 2018Anti-slip plywood can be used to improve safety in areas where there is a high level of pedestrian traffic.
Using VR to create a safer training environment
20 July, 2018Fonterra is using VR safety training that allows employees to navigate its manufacturing and distribution sites, without having to be physically present on site.
Driverless train safely delivers iron ore
13 July, 2018The first delivery of iron ore by an autonomous train has been carried out by Rio Tinto in the Pilbara, Western Australia.
Unmanned ground vehicles improve soldier safety
26 June, 2018Robotics and autonomous systems that will help soldiers safely move heavy loads are being introduced within the Australian Army.