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Recent workplace safety legislative changes and proposed changes in various states have highlighted the importance of employers taking more responsibility to ensure workplace safety. In Queensland, for example, employers now face up to 20 years of imprisonment and substantial fines. For organisations that want to be 100% sure they are compliant, Fire & Safety Australia, a leading provider of emergency response and safety training, suggests employers conduct a risk assessment and safety audit. Additionally, they should ensure their staff are well-skilled and knowledgeable by undertaking a comprehensive Health and Safety Representative training course that is designed in accordance with new legislative requirements.

Stone industry safety taskforce aims to reduce silicosis

Protecting workers in the manufactured stone industry from lung diseases is the focus of a new safety taskforce that has just been established. ...more

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NSCA Foundation Events

Updated code for anchor, lifeline and rail installations

The WAHA has released a revised Version 1A of the industry code for anchor, lifeline and rail installations. ...more

Farm deaths spark safety warnings

There have been 12 farm deaths in Victoria in the past year, prompting warnings for farmers to prioritise safety in all their tasks. ...more

Safety boosted by new lithium battery guidelines

The new guidelines for battery products could put Australia at the head of the pack worldwide when it comes to battery product safety. ...more

National Safe Work Month theme revealed

The theme for this year's National Safe Work Month campaign will be 'A moment is all it takes'. ...more

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