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A workplace incident in which a maintenance worker fell six metres and was left paraplegic has resulted in a $150,000 fine for the height safety company involved.
The company, which pleaded guilty recently in the Wynnum Magistrates Court to breaching s.32 of the Work Health and Safety Act 2011, installed, maintained and inspected working at height fall arrest anchorage systems.
RISSafety is happy to share a recent service and product solution delivered for a significant project in Tasmania. The Queens Walk Development is an important social housing expansion project involving a $24 million expansion of the existing Queens Walk social housing complex in Cornelian Bay, Hobart. Designed by Cumulus Studio,… Read More
Height safety system compliance inspections are a critical component of the Australian regulatory landscape for businesses that undertake working at heights. You may think keeping workers and end users safe is a given, especially in Australia with its strict work health and safety laws. After all, employers have a duty… Read More
RISSafety recently delivered a complex suite of facility management safety solutions at John Fawkner Private Hospital in Coburg, Victoria. The ageing facility had several non-compliant safety assets, access issues, and communication infrastructure challenges, which RISSafety addressed with bespoke solutions. The challenge The hospital management team identified three… Read More