Safety
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Drug tests save money
According to SafeWork Laboratories (a national drug testing laboratory group), the Australian construction industry could save several hundred million dollars per year through compulsory workplace drug ... -
Mitigating Business Risks
The Australian construction industry is currently experiencing high insolvency rates. Last year, ASIC reported that 1,802 construction organisations in Australia collapsed due to insolvency. By contrast, ... -
Safety in Action – Melbourne
Thousands of safety professionals from manufacturing, engineering, transport, mining, government and the corporate sectors will gather in Melbourne on 15 – 17 September 2015 for Safety ... -
National Plan for Asbestos
The first ever endorsed National Plan on Asbestos Safety and Eradication was launched last week following a meeting of State and Territory Ministers on Friday. This ... -
Fleetmatics Integrates with MYOB AccountRight
Fleetmatics Group, a global provider of mobile workforce solutions for service-based businesses of all sizes delivered as software-as-a-service, last week announced the release of new features ... -
ActronAir Appoints new MD
ActronAir has appointed Norman Windell as its new managing director with effect from September 2014. Norman is based at ActronAir’s head office in the Sydney suburb ... -
Ladies don’t want broken tradies
With tradies ranking third in the sexiest jobs scale according to news.com.au, it’s easy for Aussie tradies to think they are not only ‘hot’ but also ... -
In Case of Emergency
The Metropolitan Fire Brigade (MFB) is building a unique emergency services learning and training facility. Head Contractor on the project, Leighton Contractors Pty Ltd, has engaged ... -
Australian & NZ Companies Back Healthy Copper
Fifteen Australian and New Zealand companies have teamed up to help fight the growing superbug problem in hospitals through the use of Antimicrobial Copper products and ... -
Fostering a safer warehouse environment through visual communications
Is your warehouse safe? Not likely, according to OSHA, who cite forklifts, electrical wiring methods and guarding floor and wall openings and holes among the hazards ...
