SafeWork SA has issued expiation notices to two construction businesses for allowing workers to undertake high risk work without the appropriate high risk work licence.

SafeWork SA reminds operators, owners and those in control of land-borne inflatable amusement devices of critical risks that must be appropriately managed.

SafeWork SA has commenced a state-wide compliance campaign focusing on managing the risks associated with creating a safe play environment for children at childcare centres, and schools.

Continuing to face the challenges of COVID-19, modernising processes, influencing at a national level, investing in the professional development of our people, and holding duty holders accountable for safety responsibilities are all key themes in SafeWork SA’s 2020-2021 Annual Activity Report.

Every October, SafeWork SA encourages all South Australian businesses to get involved with National Safe Work Month and host a work health and safety themed event.

SafeWork SA is issuing a safety alert to remind PCBUs that they must not direct or allow a worker to carry out work activities without holding the relevant high risk work licence.

SafeWork SA is issuing a safety alert to highlight the importance of ensuring aftermarket modifications to plant are fit for purpose and do not cause defects.

SafeWork SA is reminding businesses who own and operate quad bikes to ensure that the plant is regularly inspected and maintained and fitted with Roll Over Protection (ROP) or Crush Prevention Device (CPD).

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 issuing another safety alert to highlight the dangers of working at height on residential sites.