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Australian firm wins top Chinese award for mine safety training

22 October, 2015

Brisbane-based List Premier Education has won a prestigious Chinese foreign expert award for its contributions to mine safety training.


$15.8m bill prompts forklift safety warning

21 October, 2015 | Supplied by: WorkCover NSW

A forklift safety warning has been issued following revelations more than 1300 accidents costing $15.8m in compensation have occurred over two years in NSW.


Crown Commercial Training forklift safety training

21 October, 2015 | Supplied by: Crown Equipment Pty Ltd

Crown Commercial Training has upgraded its modules, equipment and facility for its forklift safety training offerings.


Winners named for 2015 national safety awards

21 October, 2015 | Supplied by: Kimberly-Clark Australia

The winners of NFSCA Foundation's national safety awards of excellence for 2015 have been announced.


Crowdfunding helps expand safety technology start-up

20 October, 2015

A safety software company is the latest Aussie start-up to receive crowdfunding valued at nearly $1 million through VentureCrowd.


New reforms to benefit injured workers

20 October, 2015

New reforms for injured workers in NSW have taken effect as of 16 October, including increased lump sums for permanent impairment and changes to weekly benefits and retirement age.


Tinnitus study shows age and gender matter

19 October, 2015

NZ researchers have conducted the largest global survey of tinnitus sufferers discovering the importance of gender and age when determining those at higher risk of developing the condition.


New drug and alcohol testing compliance for building sites

19 October, 2015

As of 16 October, drug and alcohol testing is now mandatory on construction sites for federal government-funded projects.


New product wins mining's Safety Innovation Award

16 October, 2015 | Supplied by: Custom Fluidpower

A new product designed for the mining industry by Custom Fluidpower has won the 2015 Safety Innovation Award.


Fast facts: The health impacts of poor sitting posture

15 October, 2015 | Supplied by: Corporate Chair Systems

Incorrect sitting behaviours and poor posture are major factors contributing to the rise of musculoskeletal disorders (MSD), which are damaging to people's health and a significant and rising cost for Australian business.


Business as usual when managing RTW and mental health?

14 October, 2015 | Supplied by: Return To Work Matters Pty Ltd

A senior scientist in mental health research explains the importance of employment for people with severe mental illness — and how it's best achieved by simple, everyday good management.


Talk, think and work safe: Health and Safety Week Victoria

12 October, 2015 | Supplied by: WorkSafe Victoria

Don't miss your chance to get involved in Victoria's Health and Safety Week running from 19–28 October with diverse keynote speakers, one-day events, symposium and live webcasts.


New safety guide for livestock loading facilities

09 October, 2015

A new safety guide for workers who are in contact with livestock loading facilities has been released to promote safer workplaces and animal welfare.


Major mishap from illegal drones only a matter of time: Avinet

09 October, 2015

Australia's first fatality from the illegal misuse of a drone is only a matter of 'when', not 'if', according to aviation software specialist Avinet.


Does caffeine really reduce driver fatigue?

07 October, 2015

It's commonly thought that a cup of coffee can give you the caffeine boost needed to stay awake on the road — but that may not be the case, according to a new Defence study.


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