WORKSAFE VICTORIA

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  • No place for pranks

    Employers and workers need to take a zero-tolerance approach to workplace initiations and pranks, WorkSafe Victoria says.

    12/02/2008

  • LAYER TECH wins 2008 WorkSafe Victoria Award

    Layer Tech has been selected from over 130 entries as a winner of the 2008 WorkSafe Victoria safety awards.

    01/12/2008

  • WorkSafe releases safety alert for forklift collapsible seat frames

    WorkSafe has released a new safety alert which highlights the danger of being crushed by the collapsible seat frame fitted to some Kooi-Aap truck mounted/piggyback forklift trucks (TMFs).

    22/06/2010

  • Company fined $130,000 over workplace death

    Redline Towing and Salvage has been convicted and fined in the Melbourne County Court, after a worker was crushed while loading equipment onto the trailer of a truck.

    04/05/2010

  • WorkSafe drives home safety message

    The road freight transport industry has joined WorkSafe Victoria to help develop a strategy and action plan to improve workplace health and safety.

    24/03/2009

  • WorkSafe announces 2008-09 safety program

    WorkSafe has announced a comprehensive program of intervention activities to take place over the next 12 months.

    21/07/2008

  • It's Work Safe Week

    Work Safe Week is being held from 27-31 October and it’s the perfect opportunity for you to get up to date with the latest information on health and safety in the workplace.

    28/10/2008

  • Forklifts hurt thousands, cost millions — safety expert

    Forklifts have killed 56 people and injured thousands in the past two decades, according to a leading industrial safety expert.

    22/09/2009

  • Work Safe Week plea to get safe

    Safety failings are costing lives and Victorian employers more than $1-billion dollars a year in treatment and rehabilitation costs for injured workers.

    29/10/2008

  • Real-life OHS success stories

    Organisations that have excelled in workplace safety will tell their own stories at April's Safety In Action workplace safety trade show.

    28/02/2008

  • Bosses still put production ahead of safety

    One in three supervisors say senior management is not serious about safety and another 9 per cent are in denial, research commissioned by WorkSafe Victoria will reveal.

    24/02/2009

  • Safety in Action

    With just days to go, organisers of the Safety In Action and Melbourne Materials Handling trade show predict thousands of new safety solutions across three acres.

    25/03/2009

  • Forklift driver down the YouTube

    A FORKLIFT driver who filmed himself performing dangerous burnouts and wheelies and then posted it on YouTube was yesterday convicted of breaching safety laws.

    17/11/2008

  • No bolt one answer to truck falls

    One in four truck drivers admit to having fallen off a truck and, despite the relatively low heights, the falls often break bones and can even cause severe head injuries. Solving the problem saw access specialist No Bolt recognised at the 2007 WorkSafe Victoria Awards.

    01/08/2008

  • Ready or not, employers must face psychological injury

    Despite new laws, growing workers’ compensation payouts and alarming statistics on psychological injury, most employers are unaware of their obligations.

    11/04/2008

  • Safety in numbers

    The Safety In Action and Melbourne Materials Handling trade shows are expected to continue to draw 10,000 or more visitors when they return to the Melbourne Exhibition Centre from March 31 to April 2.

    03/02/2009

 

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