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Telstra revamping safety processes after bystander injured

Telstra is revising its health and safety requirements for contractors, after one of three safety-related research projects - undertaken as part of an enforceable undertaking - advised the telco to make its HSE framework and other safety documents available to third-party contractors who might work on its assets.


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Near-miss prompts heavy workload warning

Employers can improve safety either by reducing heavy workloads, or ensuring workers with high job demands have the right experience and skills to manage them, the Australian Transport Safety Bureau has suggested in a report on an aviation near-miss.


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Worker unfairly sacked after making dubious safety claims

An employer had a valid reason to dismiss a worker, who spent half a night shift in a crib room for ostensible safety reasons, but failed to properly investigate the incident, the Fair Work Commission has found.


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Sophisticated OHS policies not enough: judge

A NSW employer that failed to enforce its "comprehensive and sophisticated" OHS policies, or clearly label a butane pipe, has been fined $110,000, after a contractor suffered arm and head burns.


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Worker awarded $820k damages after awkward lift

A subcontractor who injured his back while conducting an awkward lift has been awarded more than $820,000 in damages, after the ACT Supreme Court found an employer failed to check the size and weight of the item being lifted before the task was undertaken.


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