Work safety data and falls from height
Latest data shows height safety outcomes are not improving on Australian worksites.
Latest data shows height safety outcomes are not improving on Australian worksites.
The start of October heralds the arrival of National Safe Work Month and perfect time to take stock of your safety practices.
New data from Safe Work Australia shows that older workers continue to be over-represented in fatal workplace falls from height.
The things that can constitute a height safety risk are far more than most people immediately think.
Accidents happen. Having an emergency and rescue plan ready to action in response to one can mean the difference between life and death.
The relationship between principal contractors, contractors, sub-contractors, and workers can create complexity in who is responsible for workplace safety.
October is National Safe Work Month and Height Safety Engineers is reinforcing its commitment to protecting people.
SafeWork NSW is aiming to further reduce the number of falls from height in the state with a new program to bring the number of injuries Towards Zero.
SafeWork NSW, in conjunction with the NSW Government, are launching an inspection blitz focusing on installers of rooftop solar panels.
Working in the heat of the outdoors during the summer months brings a range of risks that are amplified when working at heights.