Spring steel barrier
09 June, 2009 | Supplied by: Ingal Civil Products
The Spring Steel Buffas range of barriers is specifically designed for applications where protection is required from heavy-vehicle glancing blows and low-speed perpendicular impacts.
Automatic roller doors
09 June, 2009 | Supplied by: Envico Doors Ltd
Envico High Speed Doors have combined the existing safety features of their door range with the Condor sensor, providing not only a form of activation but also added safety benefits.
Modular vehicle lights
09 June, 2009 | Supplied by: Vision Safe
The Acot500 Assassin mine vehicle light bar is IP66 rated and designed for the harsh terrain and conditions found on mine sites.
Chain hoist
09 June, 2009 | Supplied by: Specialised Stage Engineering
The Prolyft series of chain hoists includes models with maximum lifts ranging from 250 to 2000 kg in both direct-voltage control and low-voltage control.
Multidirectional dolly
09 June, 2009 | Supplied by: Omnia
The Rotadollie features fixed multidirectional wheels that are designed to create a static relationship between the centre of load, its orientation and the wheelbase.
Pallet height sensor
09 June, 2009 | Supplied by: Optimum Handling Solutions
The Logic Lift automatic infrared load height sensor is designed for pallet positioning of lift tables.
Actilev lift tables and scissor lifts
09 June, 2009 | Supplied by: Actisafe
The Actilev range of lift tables and scissor lifts provides a low working profile, mobility, double and triple scissors for high extensions and a large platform for oversized materials.
T1 floor scrubber
09 June, 2009 | Supplied by: Tennant Australia Pty Ltd
The T1 floor scrubber is a compact cleaning device designed for use in small spaces to reduce the risk of slip-and-fall accidents in narrow, congested spaces.
Safety alert on the dangers of working alone
02 June, 2009
Recent fatalities in Western Australia have highlighted the dangers associated with working alone and the importance of having regular communications with isolated workers.
Basic safety failing costs crane company $70,000
25 May, 2009
A failure to ensure simple safety checks had been done have cost a crane company a conviction, $70,000 fine and put future contracts at risk.
Employers advised to ensure loads are secure
13 May, 2009
New Zealand's Department of Labour is warning employers of the dangers of large loads after a worker was injured by a falling load of glass.
Focus on reducing slips, trips and falls in May
07 May, 2009
A WorkCover NSW campaign will focus on slips, trips and falls through the month of May.
Forklift driver fined over fatal fall
06 May, 2009
A forklift driver has been fined and ordered to undertake a formal assessment of his competence to operate a forklift following an incident in which a another worker was killed.
Construction company fined over injury to labour hire worker
06 May, 2009
A major construction company has been fined and convicted over an injury sustained by a worker on a Townsville construction site.
Scrap metal recycler fined over workplace death
01 May, 2009
An Adelaide scrap metal recycler has been fined $52,000 over the death of a truck driver at its premises in 2006.
