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FRI
12:13PM

No-go warnings issued after electrocutions; Disaster news; and more

Regulators issue warnings on no-go zones after electrocutions; Queensland disasters expose safety gaps, but employers reluctant to invest more in OHS; Tasmania says it could amend harmonised mining laws; and WorkCover SA suspends rehab provider for misconduct.


MON
3:58PM

All OHS professionals urged to comment on model mining Regs

Safe Work Australia has urged all OHS professionals to play their part in reducing the mining sector's high injury rate by providing feedback on mine-specific harmonised safety laws. Also in this article, the Western Australian Opposition has claimed that a shortage of mine-safety inspectors is putting workers at risk.


WED
1:02PM

C'wealth introduces model Bill, builders call for stubborn Senate

Master Builders Australia has urged the Senate to reject any changes to the Commonwealth Work Health and Safety Bill, which was introduced to the House of Reps this morning. Also in this article, Master Builders has called for the Federal Safety Commissioner's accreditation scheme to be reviewed before harmonised laws take effect.


FRI
10:48AM

TUE
3:18PM

Q&A: How to comply with OHS duties to contractors

Employers should, from January 2012, urge contractors to conduct risk assessments for every task, even if they are not obliged under harmonised work health and safety laws to do so, OHS lawyer Jacqui Hawkins told attendees at a recent webinar.


MON
2:46PM

FRI
3:34PM

THU
3:46PM

C'wealth model Bill extends "worker" definition, comments invited

The Commonwealth Work Health and Safety Bill will extend the definition of "worker" even further than the harmonised Bills of the states and territories, the Government has announced in calling for comments on provisions that will be unique to the Commonwealth jurisdiction.


MON
1:07PM

NSW unions regain prosecution rights as amended WHS Bill passed

Unions in NSW have regained the right to prosecute OHS breaches - and will retain it under harmonisation - after an amended NSW Work Health and Safety Bill passed through the Upper House on Friday.


FRI
1:32PM

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