Critical WHS Terms in Contractor Safety Management
I am running the next LinkSafe Legal Professional Development Webinar on 22 March 2023. The session will focus on unpacking
March 14, 2023
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Our approach gives Principal Contractors better legal and commercial protection in the event of an incident by providing best practice contractor safety management systems and expert legal advice to;
- clarify legal liability
- demonstrate due diligence,
- correctly allocate responsibility for managing contractor safety and
- improve safety outcomes.
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Management of Contractors Under WHS Mines Regulations – Scratching you Head?
There is a funny quirk in the WHS Mines Regulations that requires a mine to obtain, assess and accept a
February 6, 2023
QLD Magistrates Decision Beware The Detail
A QLD Magistrate recently handed down a decision that may cause some angst, but careful reading of the factual matrix
February 2, 2023
And we are back!
The “new” WHS Mining Regulations are creating some consternation particularly in respect of the management of contractor safety. However, the
January 23, 2023
Not Such an Excellent Decision
The contractor in the Arkwood matter has been fined a paltry $15 k for failing to ensure (and in fact
November 3, 2022
An Excellent Decision
In the NSW District Court, a contractor has been found guilty and fined $600K for injuries sustained when labour hire
November 2, 2022