These are the five sectors Victoria will target over the next year
Level crossing AI safety solution has merit
Digging smarter: how AI is driving safety, sustainability and scale in mining
Responder washdown system designed for on-scene protection
New WHS reforms aimed at eliminating workplace injuries and modernising the NSW industrial relations system
These are the five sectors Victoria will target over the next year
Victoria has announced five sectors it will target over the next year, which account for almost 60% of work-related deaths and accepted workplace injury claims.
Level crossing AI safety solution has merit
Among the merit recipients in the 2025 VIC iAwards was an edge AI solution designed to enhance safety at passive level crossings.
Digging smarter: how AI is driving safety, sustainability and scale in mining
AI is no longer a futuristic add-on — it's becoming the engine room of safer, smarter and more sustainable mining practices.
Responder washdown system designed for on-scene protection
A portable washdown system aims to provide emergency responders with at-the-scene protection, including from cancer-causing contaminants and bacterial exposure.
New WHS reforms aimed at eliminating workplace injuries and modernising the NSW industrial relations system
More changes are coming to NSW's WHS and industrial relations laws in line with establishing a modern IR framework for NSW and preventing injuries and deaths.
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