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Dreamworld deaths lead to safety changes
David Eager, University of Technology Sydney Investigations are underway following the tragic accident at the Dreamworld theme park on the Gold Coast on Tuesday that left four people dead. Queensland Police say initial investigations show that six people were on board...
Need A Training Room? Melbourne Facility Available For Hire
Learning Dimensions Network's Collingwood training facility at 22 Easey Street Collingwood (Melbourne) is available for hire. Our training room can be booked for short or long term hire. Our venue is perfect for hosting training, workshops, meetings, corporate...
Retro Office Safety Training Video
Although the fashions have long gone, and thankfully many of the behaviours in the workplace have changed, this video still addresses the following topics which are just as relevant today as when "You and Office Safety!" was made: ¢ Good Housekeeping ¢ Slips, Trips...
Safety – What are you accountable for?
Workplace Safety : what are you accountable for? What are you accountable for when it comes to the safety of your workplace? Managing partner of Safety Dimensions, Louise Quinn explores these questions. Fixed Link: http://youtu.be/2-bLNKlecyo
Record court fines for failing to keep workplaces safe
Almost 130 businesses and individuals were fined a record amount by the Victorian courts in 2015-16 for breaching OHS laws. New figures released today by WorkSafe reveal 108 businesses and 21 individuals were fined or ordered to pay restitution totalling more than...
Geelong builder fined for bullying teen apprentice
A Geelong builder who repeatedly bullied his teenage apprentice over a two-year period was last week convicted and fined $12,500 in the Geelong Magistrates’ Court. Wayne Allan Dennert, of Bell Post Hill, pleaded guilty to one rolled-up charge under the 2004 OHS Act of...