Displaying items by tag: WORKSAFE

Thursday, 08 September 2022 16:55

Fertiliser 'white out' death a cautionary tale

A Bay of Plenty company has been sentenced after a dense cloud of lime dust across a motorway caused a multi-vehicle crash which killed a driver.

Published in General News

A Kaikoura employer who didn’t provide appropriate eye protection has been sentenced for failings that cost a young worker his vision in one eye.

Published in General News

WorkSafe New Zealand is reminding businesses that regularly servicing and maintenance quad bikes can save lives.

Published in General News
Tuesday, 06 July 2021 10:12

Quad bike maintenance a non-negotiable

Checking tyre pressure on quad bikes should be a fundamental health and safety process, says WorkSafe New Zealand.

Published in Machinery & Products

Recent media releases from Worksafe and ACC, picked up by media outlets, focused on workplace incidents on farms from the use of quad bikes – or All Terrain Vehicles (ATVs).

Published in Machinery & Products
Tuesday, 09 March 2021 13:20

Who's paying?

OPINION: Your old mate notes that MPI was recently sued by WorkSafe in relation to the health and safety of its contractors.

Published in The Hound
Friday, 05 March 2021 08:55

Preventing vehicle fatalities

Light vehicles – two wheelers, quads, and LUVs or side by sides – are essential tools on New Zealand farms. Unfortunately they also account for up to half the deaths on farms every year.

Published in Machinery & Products

WorkSafe is reminding employers that communication is vital when multiple businesses carry out work.

Published in General News
Thursday, 11 February 2021 12:25

Buckle up, help avoid vehicle-related deaths on farm

WorkSafe New Zealand is advising farmers to buckle up after an analysis of vehicle-related fatalities found that nearly half of those that occur on farm could have been avoided if a seatbelt was being used.

Published in Rural News
Wednesday, 20 January 2021 09:55

Work with WorkSafe or face the music

WorkSafe is reminding business owners that they must work with their inspectors or run the risk of enforcement action.

Published in General News
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