Getting mines to a future free from silicosis
Safe to Work sat down with the Australian Institute of Occupational Hygienists to discuss what can be done to protect workers against the threat of silica exposure.
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Raising awareness to new heights
The Australian Working at Height Association wants to see the increasing rates of height-related injuries and fatalities slashed.
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South Australian WHS notices highest in a decade
South Australia’s primary work health and safety (WHS) body, SafeWork SA, has ramped up compliance notices at the state’s workplaces.
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BHP found not at fault in iron ore train crash
Safe to Work examines the “unusual” circumstances, including multiple spider bites, that led to a multi-train collision at BHP’s Finucane Island site at Port Hedland, Western Australia.
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Welding fume: The current state of play
It has been over a decade since a legal precedent was set in Australia for workers’ compensation based on the link between welding fume and cancer.
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Tackling workplace fatigue in the mining industry
Fatigue can significantly impair a worker’s ability to perform tasks safely, leading to costly mistakes, incidents and injuries.
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Whitehaven spends $1.2m to prevent future fatalities
Whitehaven Coal will spend a total $1.2 million on projects that aim to prevent injury and fatality at its Maules Creek coal mine in New South Wales.
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Meeting any challenge: Muster Fire International
Muster Fire International is on a mission to introduce innovation into the fire suppression market with its Fire Suppression Systems.
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A vision for change
The Navigator X eyewear range is keeping workers protected without compromising comfort or style.
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Going off-grid
Collaboration with its clients has seen Tradesales relocatable site solutions be used on major mine sites across Australia for years.
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Underground conveyor fire sparks warning to industry
A fire at an underground coal mine in New South Wales last week has drawn regulator attention to the condition of conveyor rollers across the state.
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Are you at risk of musculoskeletal injury?
Under Work Health and Safety laws, employers are required to manage risks associated with musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) resulting from hazardous manual tasks.
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Safety Mate putting the ‘green’ in GreenTek
It’s never been so easy for the Australian mining industry to make the switch to greener practices thanks to Safety Mate’s sustainably produced gloves.
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Excessive workplace noise message received loud and clear
A campaign to raise awareness about noise-related risks in the workplace has ended following audits at 80 South Australian businesses.
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Majors committed to stamping out harassment
BHP and Rio Tinto have issued statements saying they are working to ensure female miners are safe on site after a class action was lodged in Federal Court yesterday.
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Making history at AIMEX 2025
The 2025 Asia-Pacific’s International Mining Exhibition (AIMEX) is shaping up to be a hub of activity for the biggest names in mining.
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New Speedglas G5-03 welding helmets
The 3M Speedglas G5-03 welding helmet series includes three all-new welding helmet platforms combining signature Speedglas features with never-before-seen technology.
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Progress through connection: How Torqn is changing the game
When you think about safety in mining and construction, what comes to mind? Hard hats? High-vis vests? Toolbox talks? It’s all important, sure – but is it enough? Or are we just scratching the surface of what a real safety culture could look like?
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NSW small mines safety on the road in 2025
The New South Wales’ Resources Regulator’s annual health and safety roadshow for small mines and quarries is set to kick off in early 2025.
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The industry event putting safety and convenience first
It’s official: the PNG Industrial and Mining Resources Exhibition and Conference (PNG Expo) is gearing up to return to Port Moresby in 2025.
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