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Requirement to have Engineered Stone Licence by November 2022

Posted by Stuart Jennings on 10 October 2022
In response to the prevalence of silica related diseases throughout several industries, a review and halving of the workplace exposure standard by Safe Work Australia for respirable crystalline silica was enforced in July 2020. Following this, the Occupational Health and Safety Amendment (Cr...
 

Australian Dangerous Goods Code Review

Posted by Andy Perry on 16 September 2022
Many organisations may be involved with the logistics of dangerous goods, as a result you should have some knowledge in relation to Heavy Vehicle National Law for Chain of Responsibility (CoR) and the Australian Dangerous Goods (ADG) Code. The National Transport Commission (NTC) has some great t...
 

Victorian nurse charged with working after positive COVID-19 test result

Posted by Richard Forster on 17 August 2022
  As we transition through and hopefully away from the COVID pandemic there will be much written about the response and its effectiveness as well as recommendations going forward. Legal proceedings are likely to shape what is written. On July 22nd, 2022, WorkSafe Victoria announced that an ...
 

Confined Space – Uncertainty Principle

Posted by Ian Good on 12 July 2022
The recent prosecution of Marshall Lethlean Industry (MLI) is a reminder to all employers about the danger of presuming that a space not originally classified as a confined space, can gain those hazardous attributes through poor work practices. Furthermore, the use of any dangerous good in areas ...
 

Emergency Warden Training - Planning for Emergencies and Initial Fire Attack

Posted by Richard Forster on 14 June 2022
Planning and preparing to respond to a range of emergencies is an essential part of managing health and safety. Australian Standard AS 3745: 2010 Planning for emergencies in facilities (as amended) defines an emergency as “An event that arises internally, or from external sources, which ma...
 

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General Environmental Duty

Posted on 19 May 2025
With recent changes in environmental regulations, businesses must effectively navigate the new General Environmental Duty (GED) landscape to minimi...
 

Welding Fume Exposure

Posted by Richard Whitlam on 12 May 2025
Welding fumes have long been recognised as a workplace hazard, containing a mix of metal oxides, gases, and other harmful particulates. Overexposur...
 
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