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Enforceable undertaking accepted from Cobar Management Pty Ltd

The Resources Regulator has accepted a work health and safety (WHS) enforceable undertaking from Cobar Management Pty Ltd (CMPL) in relation to a series of serious incidents that occurred at its CSA mine.

  1. The incident, where no-one was physically injured, involved workers being exposed to psychosocial hazards at the mine, and in failing to eliminate the risk, exposed 2 workers to a risk of serious injury or death. 
  2. An investigation resulted in prosecution proceedings being commenced against CMPL in the Industrial Court on 4 October 2023 for alleged contraventions of Section 19 of the Work Health and Safety Act 2011
  3. CMPL submitted a proposal for a WHS undertaking on 18 December 2024, which has been accepted by the Regulator that includes: 
  • funding projects for the benefit of workers, the industry and local community in the total sum of $1,031,060 
  • paying the Regulator $176,060 for investigation costs and professional fees.

For more information, visit:

Enforceable undertaking – Cobar Management Pty Ltd (PDF, 976.29 KB)

Reason for decision – Cobar Management Pty Ltd (PDF, 102.01 KB)

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