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Safety bulletin

The NSW Resources Regulator recently identified 2 incidents involving fires on mobile plant that have occurred on explosives mobile manufacturing unit (MMU) trucks.

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Safety bulletin

The NSW Resources Regulator has been made aware of multiple failures at different mines of 6” shouldered pipe quick install clamps.

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Report

We noted a recent increase of vehicle related incidents across the industry including collisions. A contributing factor has been identified as inadequate positive...

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Quarry
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General

The NSW Government is committed to building safer communities and continued improvement in work health and safety performance.

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Media release

The NSW Resources Regulator has published a video to increase awareness within the opal mining community of the risks of working at height and working in shafts.

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Safety bulletin

As 2021 comes to a close and the festive season is upon us, it is a reminder that we must take the time to consider the safety and health risks associated with our work so we...

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Information release

Two workers suffered serious injuries including multiple spinal fractures when they were struck by falling roof ply rock of about 4m² in dimension and weighing about 570kg.

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Safety alert

Load haul dumps (LHDs) in underground coal mines are multipurpose utility vehicles, often used to lift personnel or material in work baskets, with other workers assisting in...

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Report

A total of 59 assessments were completed across 22 individual mines during the period of January 2021 to June 2021, with most mines receiving multiple assessments.

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Coal
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Fact sheet

Employers must have measures in place to eliminate or manage the risks arising from COVID-19. You must do all that is reasonably practicable to eliminate, and if that’s not...

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