Upstream duty holders must look beyond Standards; and more
Upstream duty holders must look beyond Australian Standards, report says; and Essential safety news from five jurisdictions.
Upstream duty holders must look beyond Australian Standards, report says; and Essential safety news from five jurisdictions.
Unlicensed manager fined over forklift injury; Worker killed by robotic arm after entering machine's fenced area; and Seven transport companies fined after dangerous goods blitzes.
"Red tape" warning reissued in light of Pike River fines; and NTC calls for comments on the fairness of chain-of-responsibility laws.
In this update, OHS Alert examines all the important OHS and workers' comp legislative changes made in the second quarter of 2013. We also recap the most significant court and tribunal rulings and other developments in each jurisdiction.
Directors could opt for insurance over safety standards, warns CFMEU; Employers urged to learn from the deaths of 167 Piper Alpha workers; and ACTU calls for Victoria to adopt asbestos-eradication plan.
An employer and its director were yesterday handed the highest OHS fines in South Australian history, after the death of a worker at the Adelaide desalination plant. But the director's fine will be paid by his insurance company, and the judge in the case has warned that officers could similarly dodge penalties under the model WHS Act.
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