WorkSafe WA is cautioning all businesses to check the identification of anyone visiting their premises or contacting them claiming to be a WorkSafe inspector.

As part of its global growth strategy, Australian hearing technology company Sensear has moved its Perth headquarters into a larger facility.

An estimated 200 protestors mobbed the entrance of the Safety In Action Conference in Melbourne, yesterday, to condemn the appearance of John Holland Chairman, Janet Holmes à Court.

New findings from the International Agency for Research on Cancer confirms the serious dangers of exposure to asbestos.

A leading Australian manufacturer of boots and garments was recently convicted and fined in the SA Industrial Relations Court following an injury suffered by an employee.

An injury sustained by a worker from an out-of-control, high-pressure hose could have cost a company millions in lost contracts.

Pioneering OHS professional Dr Eric Wigglesworth died on the weekend, just days short of calling for systemic change to the profession he helped found.

A safety inspection campaign will target West Australian seafood processing facilities to address a number of safety aspects.

By not actioning three WorkSafe safety improvement notices, a company has incurred a conviction and hefty fine.

Safety in the workplace is under threat as bullying increases, warns the unions.

A new safety code has been launched by the Australian Logistics Council to help improve safety in the transport and logistics industry.

SafeWork SA is investigating the fatal injury of a man who was operating a car-carrier at Waikerie last Tuesday.

SafeWork SA is investigating an incident that occurred last Monday in Pirie Street, Adelaide, where equipment fell from the 13th storey of a building under construction.

ASCC has released a report that outlines statistics from workers compensations claims over the 2006–07 fiscal year.

An engineering company was fined $20K over an incident in 2006 where a man's hand was severly injured.