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FRI
3:15PM

Seven principles drive WHS integration, new strategy

An integrated workplace system combining safety and injury prevention with health and wellbeing is key to preventing injuries and illnesses and ensuring return on investment, according to one of seven principles underpinning an impending major healthy work strategy.


THU
1:19PM

Work-redesign movement underpinned by injury findings

As part of a major project aimed at helping employers redesign work to prevent psychological injuries - supported by three leading Australian universities - researchers have identified the main causes of the high psychological injury rate in the health sector.


WED
12:33PM

PCBU overturns "common sense" fatality allegations

A PCBU being prosecuted over a fatality has successfully challenged some of the allegations against it, including that it failed to adopt certain "common sense" safety measures to mitigate the risk of workers being crushed during maintenance tasks.


TUE
1:43PM

PCBU found guilty over isolation-related fatality, after fellow duty holder fined $450k

A PCBU that failed to clarify its plant isolation responsibilities to all personnel has been found guilty of WHS breaches, after a subcontractor died in a tank and his two would-be rescuers were seriously injured.



WED
1:35PM

Qantas fails to stay WHS charges in COVID and HSR case

Qantas has failed to block two of four WHS charges alleging it engaged in discriminatory conduct towards an elected health and safety representative for taking actions relating to the cleaning of planes arriving from a COVID-19 hot spot.


THU
1:31PM

Judge imposes another massive fine for "outrageous" management of "glaringly" obvious risk

Just two weeks after expressing her concern and dismay at the number of fall-from-height cases coming before her court, a judge has handed down another $800,000 pre-discount fine in a case where "glaringly" obvious risks were ignored.


TUE
1:45PM

Stressed workers turning to alcohol; Projects revealed; more

  • Workers resorting to alcohol in time of widespread stress;
  • WHS projects tackle language barriers and burnout in NSW; and
  • New WHS prosecutor appointed in Qld.

MON
1:53PM

Four risk assessment systems analysed under WHS EU

A major study funded by an enforceable WHS undertaking has identified which safety systems are best for assessing new and emerging risks associated with autonomous equipment at mine sites.



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