K19 Mining Pty Ltd has been fined $350,000 plus costs of $4,568.70 after a worker suffered nerve damage and hearing loss when knocked unconscious by a road-train tyre that exploded while being reinflated.
Employer fined after worker seriously injured by exploding tyre Read More »
Jess Patience, 36, killed in Golden Plains wind turbine tragedy in Victoria
The worker who never returned home from work on Monday has been identified. Read More »
A man in his 70s was left fighting for his life after a mower rolled over at Windaroo Lakes Golf Course on 6 November.
Golf club worker critically injured after mower rollover Read More »
A new workplace road safety guide has been released for employers aiming to reduce the number of workers being killed or injured on South Australian roads.
Driving home road safety message to workplaces Read More »
We’ve all experienced it – when someone makes an observation that encapsulates what we felt we knew all along but had yet to (at least so eloquently) articulate, or that would, so we charitably tell ourselves, have been obvious to us had we given the matter any thought.
The Swiss Cheese Model of incident causation Read More »
An Adelaide-based council worker has won a compensation claim on injuries she suffered in 2022 while working from home.
Council worker wins compensation claim while working from home Read More »
The woman was working in the kitchen at the brewery when there was an explosion, leaving her with significant burns to her face.
Brewing Company worker burned in workplace explosion Read More »
In November 2021 Qantas implemented a mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policy for all of its employees.
Qantas to pay compensation for unlawful vaccine policy Read More »
As a HR Manager, you have received a complaint about an employee’s conduct, or maybe it’s time for that long-delayed conversation about their performance.
Can an employee refuse a direction to attend an Independent Medical Examination? Read More »
How can an injured worker recover injury compensation damages for an on-the-job accident when an employer has put in place a safe system of work only to have a co-worker fail to follow the system as a result of a momentary lapse.
Worker’s lapse maims offsider; how can victim sue? Read More »
A South Australian construction and civil engineering company has been fined $75,000 after a worker’s leg was crushed when a trench collapsed at an Adelaide Hills building site.
Trench collapse leads to crushed leg Read More »
There is a popular misconception within organisations and across industries that obtaining a work health and safety accreditation (such as ISO 45001) equates to compliance with health and safety legislation.
Paper based health and safety does not make work (or a workplace) compliant or safe Read More »
In a recent incident, a worker suffered serious injuries after being struck by a forklift carrying a pallet of stock inside a warehouse.
Worker seriously injured after being struck by forklift Read More »
Townsville City Council has been ordered to pay almost $600,000 to a contractor left blind in one eye after an industrial accident.
City Council ordered to pay $600,000 for an injured contractor Read More »
Ride-share provider Didi has been fined a total of $97,000 for safety breaches in NSW.
Major ride-share provider fined Read More »
