All posts tagged "safety"
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382News and ViewsWorld Food Safety Day 2019
June 7 2019 marks the first ever World Food Safety Day, proclaimed by the United Nations General Assembly in December 2018.
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454News and ViewsProtecting Victorian workers from deadly silica dust
The Victorian Government will launch an unprecedented compliance and enforcement blitz targeting over 300 high-risk workplaces – focusing on stonemasonry workshops to...
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476AgricultureBundaberg Workplace Essentials workshop to help farmers reduce risks and increase efficiency
Farmers from the Bundaberg Region are invited to a free Workplace Essentials workshop to be held on 10 May 2019 at Bundaberg...
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423LogisticsDon’t put your life on the line
Train drivers living in Queensland’s regional communities are at the heart of a new public safety campaign, ‘Don’t put your life on...
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438AgricultureUrgent kikuyu poisoning alert for local cattle producers
Hunter Local Land Services is urging Lower Hunter and Manning Great Lakes cattle producers to be aware recent rain may increase the...
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455BuildingReview of model WHS Laws Report
Master Builders Australia welcomes the release of the Report of the review of model WHS laws conducted by Marie Boland which has...
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495News and ViewsFencing protects children from drowning
As the weather warms up Victorians are reminded to check on their backyard pool and spa fences, ahead of new regulations that...
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538News and ViewsNSW Swimming Pool Regulation 2018 update
The New South Wales Government has remade the Swimming Pools Regulation 2008.
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489BuildingDon’t take pool fences and gates for granted
The Australian Institute of Building Surveyors is urging home owners not to be complacent about familiar home surroundings this summer and have...
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421LogisticsWanted: your tech ideas to stop drivers using mobile phones
iMOVE partner the Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) has opened a Request For Information (RFI) process, looking for technology-based...
