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Working from Heights Safety Fine over five and a half metre fall on worksite
January 22, 2020in Working from Heights Safety 0 Comments 0 Likes

Fine over five and a half metre fall on worksite

A Victorian company has faced the Geelong Magistrates’ Court over its failure to control the risk of fall from height and two other offences after a worker suffered serious injuries

by Denny Bolatti
Asbestos Worker injured during asbestos removal work
January 10, 2020in Asbestos 0 Comments 0 Likes

Worker injured during asbestos removal work

A worker has been rushed to hospital after he fell through a roof a the Univerity of Wollongong while completing asbestos removal work at the campus. Emergency services were called

by Denny Bolatti
Working from Heights Safety Worker killed after fall at Port Adelaide worksite
December 17, 2019in Working from Heights Safety 0 Comments 0 Likes

Worker killed after fall at Port Adelaide worksite

A worker has been killed after a fall from a roof at an industrial steel business in Port Adelaide. The incident occurred just before 11:00 am on Saturday and police

by Denny Bolatti
Working from Heights Safety Falls from heights safety in focus after three serious incidents
December 10, 2019in Working from Heights Safety 0 Comments 0 Likes

Falls from heights safety in focus after three serious incidents

The Victorian workplace regulator, WorkSafe, is urging PCBUs to take fall risks seriously after several incidents last week left three workers with severe injuries in hospital. On Wednesday last week,

by Denny Bolatti
WHS QLD company faces court over falls from heights risk; $24K fine
December 6, 2019in WHS 0 Comments 0 Likes

QLD company faces court over falls from heights risk; $24K fine

A building operation in Brisbane has been fined $24,000 this week over Queensland work safety law breaches, which posed a danger to workers. The company was charged over three breaches

by Denny Bolatti
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