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Crane hire company fined $71,000 after operator fell

Posted by Robert O'Neill

craneLast month, a crane hire company and its director was fined due to an incident wherein a worker fell through a roof and suffered serious head and neck injuries. The fine amounted to a total of $71,000.

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Builder might face prosecution for mishandling of asbestos

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2_house asbestosThe Canberra Builder is under investigation by the WorkSafe ACT after the former received an accusation for exposing a young family to asbestos. The said investigation will most likely result in a prosecution.

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Case on workplace bullying dismissed

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woman bullyingLast month, a woman appealed to the court on a bullying case against her colleague but the case was dismissed eventually.

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Australian timber company fined over docking saw incident, employee’s finger amputated

Posted by Robert O'Neill

1_docking sawImproved Timber Pty Ltd of Mt Gambier, South Australia was convicted by the Industrial Court and fined $28,000 plus legal costs after pleading guilty to a breach of Section 19 of the Occupational Health, Safety and Welfare Act 1986.

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Australian brush manufacturer fined $26,250 after worker’s finger was cut on a machine

Posted by Robert O'Neill

1_brush manufacturer accidentRokset Industries Pty Ltd, an Australian-based large manufacturer of premium quality painting and decorating applicators and accessories, was fined by the Industrial Court when a worker’s finger was caught in a machine that had no guard in place, and was cut. The penalty for Rokset Industries is $26,250 plus other legal fees.

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