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Engineered stone provider fined $375,000 after employee was exposed to silica dust

Edstein Creative Pty Ltd, a major supplier of engineered stone, was ordered to pay a hefty fine of $375,000 for exposing an employee to considerable illness risk over a period of nearly seven years due to failure in taking the necessary precautions to minimise exposure to airborne respirable crystalline silica. The company acknowledged its culpability

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Company’s ‘failure to provide’ results in $24,000 workers’ comp fine

A Queensland-based audio-visual company situated in the South-East region faced a hefty penalty of $24,000 due to non-compliance with an investigator’s request for documents. In addition to the fine, the court stipulated that the business cover costs amounting to $4,500 towards the Workers’ Compensation Regulator. The penalties arose as the result of failure to supply

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Call for input for Return to Work Victoria pilots

The Bluesafe SWMS-backed ‘Worker Psychological Support Service Helpline’ is a pivotal resource designed to facilitate access for small and medium-sized businesses to professional coaching or counselling services. These offerings are geared towards addressing potential stressors or factors that could contribute to workplace burnout. Running parallel to this, the ‘Mentally Healthy Workplace Readiness Initiative’, determined to

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New model WHS Regulations will help protect workers from silicosis

Improved WHS Regulations to Protect Workers from Silicosis On the 10th of May, ministers dealing with Work Health and Safety (WHS) across Australia agreed upon two separate amendments to the model WHS regulations. These critical updates aim to fortify the protection of workers against silicosis, a severe lung disease typically resulting from exposure to respirable

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2023 Interim Review of the List of Deemed Disease in Australia report

Safe Work Australia recently disclosed the findings of its 2023 temporary assessment of Australia’s Deemed Disease list in a published report. Alongside this, an updated version of the List of Deemed Diseases in Australia and Supporting Help Materials is also available for viewing. The areas of focus during the Interim Review were dictated by the

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