SafeWork SA thanks South Australian businesses for making work health and safety a priority during October.

This year’s National Asbestos Awareness Week (22-28 November) campaign asks Australians to Think Twice About Asbestos. The campaign challenges complacency by reminding home renovators and tradespeople that the danger of asbestos is far from over.

SafeWork SA has released their 2021 report following compliance audits focussing on licensed asbestos removal practices.

SafeWork SA is proud to support a national forum to raise awareness about workplace sexual harassment risks, management and prevention along with other state and territory regulators, Comcare and Safe Work Australia.

Two projects will share in $25,000 focusing on improving workplace health and safety through the 2021 Augusta Zadow Awards.

National Safe Work Month, held each October, raises awareness of work health and safety across industry.

SafeWork SA has completed its investigation of the Adelaide Crows 2018 pre‑season camp. There is no evidence of any breach of the Work Health & Safety Act 2012 (SA) relating to the camp. The investigation is now closed.

National Safe Work Month is held each October and provides business with an opportunity to reflect on how they promote work health and safety within their workplace.

A Riverland steel fabricator business that failed to address safety issues and ensure appropriate control measures were in place has been convicted and ordered to pay fines totalling $66,000.

SafeWork SA’s audit report on the compliance campaign into businesses working with silica containing materials has been released with key findings and recommendations.

Today is RU OK? Day and SafeWork SA is encouraging everyone to check in with the people around them, and particularly the people they work with, and ask if they’re really OK.

SafeWork SA can confirm that a male worker in his 40s has died at work after receiving fatal crush injuries on Sunday, 5 September 2021.