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09
Jan
SafeWork NSW welcomes 35 new inspectors to the ranks
35 SafeWork Inspectors graduated from the New Inspector Training Program. They are set to play a vital role in ensuring the safety of workers on job sites across the state.
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28
Dec
Don’t get burned this holiday: Steer clear of illegal fireworks
As the New Year approaches, SafeWork NSW is urging the public to leave firework displays to the experts. Those found to be in possession of fireworks without a licence or security clearance can face a fine of up to $38,500, 12 months imprisonment, or both.
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20
Dec
Rural businesses warned: safety first with farm visitors this summer
SafeWork NSW is urging farmers and rural businesses to take practical steps to keep visitors to farms safe during the summer school holidays.
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18
Dec
Builders and construction businesses urged to work safely as the year comes to a close
SafeWork NSW is urging construction site managers and workers not to rush jobs or cut corners when it comes to safety in the lead up to Christmas.
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28
Mar
Engineered stone prohibition to commence 1 July 2024
The use, supply and manufacture of all engineered stone will be prohibited from 1 July 2024.
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14
Dec
SafeWork NSW welcomes prohibition on engineered stone products in NSW from 1 July 2024
SafeWork NSW has welcomed a prohibition on the use, supply and manufacture of engineered stone in NSW from 1 July 2024, after a meeting of work health and safety Ministers yesterday.
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11
Dec
SafeWork to blitz Riverina Murray region ahead of important farming season
SafeWork NSW Inspectors will be visiting harvesting operations and grain receival businesses in the Riverina Murray region, to ensure employers are providing a safe working environment for their workers.
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08
Dec
Working safely through the heat of summer
SafeWork NSW is urging workers and businesses to develop a plan to manage extreme heat in the workplace.
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05
Dec
Six-month silica safety blitz to protect workers' health
The NSW Government has launched a six-month campaign targeting silica dust exposure in the construction and tunnelling industry.
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01
Dec
23rd World Congress on Safety and Health at Work concludes
The 23rd World Congress on Safety and Health at Work held in Sydney has wrapped up after bringing together over 3,000 attendees from 127 countries.