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MON
2:15PM

COVID droplet control and strategies win WHS prize

An award-winning PCBU responded to the safety and operational challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic by implementing strategies across all levels of the hierarchy of controls, including a sign-language system to reduce the spread of respiratory droplets.


THU
3:42PM

Another COVID safety charge laid; and much more

  • Another duty holder charged with COVID safety breaches;
  • Individual fined $50k for carbon monoxide failings; and
  • Traumatic brain injury attracts penalties for PCBU, director.

TUE
10:01AM

Mental health impacts everything and every staff member

With Mental Health Week just around the corner, a former swimming champion and TV host has issued a reminder on how important our state of mind is, and how crucial it is for employers to protect staff from psychological harm.


WED
12:55PM

Safety switch fault results in $300k fatality fine; and more

  • Safety switch fault results in death and $300k penalty;
  • Regulators lay charges and issue warning after crush deaths; and
  • WHS regulator finalises probe into AFL club, issues fatality alert.

THU
1:02PM

9 parties fined in latest case on WHS "resolution" clause

In the latest major case on a WHS provision for "resolving" disputes, a union and eight of its officials have been fined for right-of-entry breaches at an incident-strewn infrastructure project.


WED
2:15PM

Worker fined for care breaches; WHS funds allocated; more

  • Worker handed WHS fine for category-2 caring breaches;
  • WA pumps funds into WHS transition; and
  • Silica compliance improving, but air monitoring a concern.

MON
12:12PM

Manslaughter charges explained; Vaccines mandated; more

  • WHS incidents behind manslaughter prosecutions revealed;
  • Recently prosecuted employer charged after falling-object death; and
  • Another state mandates COVID vaccines for health workers.


WED
3:54PM

Heat-fatality inquiry follows two prosecutions

A European holiday worker, whose heat stroke death in Queensland resulted in two WHS prosecutions, was neither acclimatised to the area nor provided with adequate opportunities to escape from the sun, a coroner has found.


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