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Workplace safety representatives gain new powers

Friday 21 November 2008

NEW Queensland laws have been introduced which will enhance the powers of workplace safety representatives.


Different types of safety signs

Friday 21 November 2008

SAFETY PLUS Products has written a series of tips which can take the confusion out of choosing the right safety signs.


Observe No Go zones or else

Thursday 20 November 2008

THE QUEENSLAND Mines Inspectorate has issued a safety alert regarding pedestrians entering machinery operating zones.


Company sued by rail supervisor over racial discrimination

Wednesday 19 November 2008

FLUOR Australia has been successfully sued by a rail maintenance supervisor for indirect racial discrimination after he was downgraded over concerns his writing skills would compromise safety.


Safety booms amidst financial bust

Tuesday 18 November 2008

ACCORDING to Geelong-based safety equipment manufacturer Barrier Security Products, the economic downturn has not affected the sales of safety equipment.


Hands-on approach keeps eyes on safety

Friday 07 November 2008

ACCORDING to the organisers of The Safety Show Sydney 2008, the global economic downturn has not distracted businesses from the importance of safety.


Possible nationalised safety legislation for energy networks

Friday 07 November 2008

THE ENERGY Networks Association (ENA) says Energy Network Safety legislation should follow the example of broader occupational health and safety laws, and be applied across Australia.


Ciggy break leads to burns

Friday 06 June 2008

THE ACT Office of Regulatory Services has issued a $5000 infringement notice after a worker sustained serious burns to both hands.


Chemicals burn miner’s eyes and face

Friday 23 May 2008

A MINE worker has received facial injuries and chemical burns to his eyes after being sprayed by acidic foam from a pressurised line.


Anti-fogging laser safety goggles

Monday 07 April 2008

Laser Resources has released a pair of laser safety goggles with anti-fogging vents. According to the company, the Protector (L-08) addresses the fogging problems with its first laser safety goggles.


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