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Safety Alerts and Bulletins
Programmed Safety Alerts and Bulletins relating to specific incidents or safety issues to provide guidance on what actions need to be taken to help protect against similar incidents or issues and prevent serious injury or illness and harm to the environment.
Alerts
214 Oxy-Acetylene Torch Event
212 Suspected Electric Shock
187 – Electric Shock
170 – Risk of Fall from Heights
211 Electrical Cable Cut
221 – Burns from Welding Activity
232 – Electrical Hazards in Ceiling Spaces
224 – Old Building Hazards
220 – Working at Height
216 – Tenants and Weaponry
260- Banned Tools – 9 Inch Grinders
258 – Damaged Work at Heights Equipment
255 – Ladder slides out from under Painter
256 Scaffold Compliance
227 – Use of Safety Knives
231 – Wet Conditions – slips, trips, falls
247 – Dog Bite
219 – Asbestos Related Events
223- Workers Working on Roof without Harnesses
222 – Dangers of Tree / Bush Sap
226 – Trailer Decoupled
225 – Swing Stage Power Cable
236 – Impacting Underground Services Underground services
251 – Confined Space Entry
249- Mobile Plant & Pedestrian Interaction
228 – Security of Hired Plant
229 – High Pressure Water Jet Injury
240 – Forklift Refuelling
241 – Use of EWP
252 – Gas Strike Incident
248 – Mowing Incident
244 – Electrical Flash Incident
245 – Electrical Risks in Walls
242 – Hand and Finger Injuries
243 – Volt Sticks as Primary De-energisation Test
237 – Finger Amputation Injuries
Bulletins
82 – Forklift and Pedestrian Interaction
Cybersecurity Awareness Information
74 – Silicosis
81 – Safe Use of Ladders
93- Working Safely on Ladders
91- Crystalline Silica Vic – New Duties
90- Mould in the Workplace
88- Use of Harness in Scissor Lift
87 – Hand Arm Vibration
86 – Recording C19 Vaccination Status – Vic Construction Sites
89-Colds and flu at work
85 – Infringement Notices Introduced (Victoria)
84 – Hand Safety
83– Change to Asbestos Regulations QLD
77– Working in Ceiling Spaces – Prevention of Falls
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