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Electrician Accused of Tampering Switchboard after Worker’s Death

Posted by Robert O'Neill

Electrician Accused of Tampering Switchboard after Worker’s DeathAn electrician is now facing charges for deliberately tampering with the building site’s main switchboard immediately after a young man died due to electrocution.

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Topics: Contractors, Suppliers, Visitors & Customers

How to manage contractor safety the smart way

Posted by Robert O'Neill

16We often hear that managing contractors is extremely difficult, and that there is uncertainty surrounding the extent of the clients obligations. We also hear that some organisations feel contractors are not their responsibility and they are also unaware that this is not true. In this article we explain some strategies for managing contractors in a way that will reduce the burden and mitigate your risk.

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Topics: Contractors, Suppliers, Visitors & Customers, Blog

How to effectively manage the Labour Hire WHS conundrum

Posted by Robert O'Neill

1_worker definitionIn this article we look at the Labour Hire conundrum and identify the WHS requirements associated with the management and control of personnel hired through a labour hire agency.

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Topics: Contractors, Suppliers, Visitors & Customers, Blog

4 Crucial steps to managing visitor safety in your workplace

Posted by Robert O'Neill

4crucial imgThe OH&S acts do not distinguish between your responsibilities to your employees, contractors or visitors. If you are in control of your workplace, you must be in control of your visitors. Here we suggest some time proven effective measures, which you should apply to all your visitors, for the duration of their visit to your workplace. You need to ensure that visitors are aware of their responsibilities and that visits are properly inducted so as to ensure visitors do not inadvertently cause any harm to themselves or your personnel.

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Topics: Contractors, Suppliers, Visitors & Customers