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Construction site employees frequently face hazardous tasks, such as working at heights or in confined spaces. Standby rescue teams can spring into action in the event of an emergency, providing swift and effective intervention. A person conducting a business or undertaking (PCBU) has a duty of care to protect the health and safety of their […]

Traffic control equipment has been going through changes in recent years, embracing innovations in technology for the safety of all road users. Artificial intelligence, Intelligent Transportation Systems and other emerging technologies are playing pivotal roles in delivering safer, more efficient traffic flow. This is important for any business that carries out work on or near […]

Safety documentation is an important part of risk management on construction sites. It identifies potential on-site hazards and outlines the processes and procedures needed to prevent accidents. It protects the safety of your staff and the reputation of your company, making it just as important as carrying out the work to a high standard. A […]

Training is a crucial aspect of maintaining safety in an industrial environment. Sectors like construction, manufacturing, transport, warehousing and mining pose a range of risks to workers, from falls to machinery accidents, chemical hazards to muscle and back injuries. Industrial safety training leads to higher productivity, greater staff confidence and motivation and, most importantly, a […]

Construction sites are notoriously risk-heavy environments. While physical dangers pose the most obvious risk, another often-overlooked hazard is the potential for theft and vandalism. Construction sites contain expensive machinery, tools and materials that, if left unsecured, make easy targets for thieves. In Australia, construction site theft is a serious problem, delaying vital projects and increasing […]

Construction sites are dangerous environments. In Australia, almost one in four workplace deaths occurs on a construction site. Serious injuries are even more widespread: 61% of workers’ compensation claims occur in just six industries, and construction is one of them. The many potential hazards in the construction industry include falls from heights, exposure to hazardous […]

Australia has many sensitive areas that traditional digging methods pose risks to, including native wildlife habitats, protected sites such as wetlands, and complex networks of underground utilities. Standard digging methods involving heavy machinery can cause soil erosion, habitat destruction, water contamination and other problems for these delicate sites. As a result, many developers, surveyors and […]

Construction and industrial sites are complex, busy, and dynamic environments where adherence to safety and legal regulations is of the highest importance. If you’re a person conducting a business or undertaking (PCBU), you’re legally responsible for ensuring the health and safety of workers in your industrial environment. Unfortunately, the construction sector is also widely recognised […]

Rising temperatures and extreme weather, fueled by climate change, are creating additional safety challenges in already hazardous industries. Outdoor workers in sectors like construction, mining and agriculture face heightened risks, from heat exhaustion to insect-borne illnesses. But without proper cooling systems in place, indoor workers aren’t safe either. Over 30% of Australians are at high […]

Excavation is an important part of many construction, development and infrastructure projects. However, launching into an excavation unprepared is a risky approach. Accidentally striking underground utilities, also known as public utility plants (PUPs), during excavation can lead to power outages, disruptions, delays, and expensive repairs. Non-destructive digging (NDD) is safer not only for these utilities […]