One Queensland worker didn’t make it to the new year, having been involved in a bulldozing accident on a mining site on New Year’s Eve. The incident is under investigation by the Queensland Mines Inspectorate. A 49 year old worker…
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Man Killed by Dozer a Queensland Site
Posted in Industry News Tagged with: building site, bulldozer, Construction site, tradies, whitecard, workplace fatality, workplace health and safety
Man Suffers Fatal Injuries Unloading Truck at Perth Site
A man has suffered a fatal injury at a site in Perth’s south-east while unloading a truck. The middle-aged man was unloading steel pipes at a Welshpool worksite when the incident occurred. Paramedics arrived on the scene and the man…
Posted in Industry News Tagged with: construction safety, Construction site, general construction safety, whitecard, workplace health and safety
Protecting Workers from Construction Dust/ Silica
The importance of protecting workers on construction sites from construction dust/ silica has been in the spotlight lately and for good reason, the consequences can be fatal. This video case study of a former stoneworker who is currently suffering from…
Posted in Videos Tagged with: construction dust, Construction site, Construction Workers, ohs, silica, silicosis, WH&S, whitecard, workplace health and safety
Tragic Accident on Perth Construction Site
A construction worker was killed when he fell into a trench filled with water at a site in Perth’s western suburbs. Workers on site tried desperately to try to save the man who had fallen into a 3m deep ditch…
Posted in Industry News Tagged with: building site, Construction site, WH&S, workplace health and safety
Safety Advice for Unloading a Truck on A Construction Site
Unloading a truck on a construction site is a hazardous operation which can result in serious injuries and/or fatalities if the appropriate safety procedures aren’t implemented and undertaken daily on site. Some of the factors that increase risk include uneven…
Posted in Industry News Tagged with: building site, construction safety, Construction site, dump truck, heavy machinery, truck safety, WH&S, whitecard, workplace health and safety
Man Charged Over Construction Site Stabbing on Central Coast
A 33 year old man has been stabbed in his neck and chest and sustained cuts to both his hands after being attacked by another man on a construction site on the Central Coast. A man has been charged over…
Posted in Industry News Tagged with: builders, building site, Construction site, Construction Workers, tradies, workplace health and safety
Vehicle Loading Cranes Targeted in Queensland Blitz
Workplace Health and Safety Queensland recently announced a safety blitz focused on vehicle loading cranes after a number of incidents occurred in the state. Workplace Health and Safety Queensland said figures show that 3 people have been killed in Queensland…
Posted in Industry News Tagged with: building site, Construction site, cranes, ohs, vehicle loading, WH&S, whitecard, workplace health and safety
Parents of Worker Killed in Workplace Accident Push for Industrial Manslaughter Laws
The parents of a worker crushed to death on a work site are still waiting for answers as to what happened the day their son died. The tragedy has prompted the parents to call for industrial manslaughter laws. Parents Dave…
Posted in Industry News Tagged with: building site, Construction site, ohs, tradies, trench, WH&S, workplace accident, workplace fatalities, workplace fatality, workplace health and safety
Man Falls Three Metres on Construction Site
Falls from rooftops seem to be a common occurrence in the construction sector despite how well known the risks are. Yet another incident has taken place in which a man in his twenties was injured. The man was working at…
Posted in Industry News Tagged with: building site, Construction site, Construction Worker, fall from height, whitecard, workplace health and safety
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