SafetyNet 602
This is the November 24th edition of SafetyNet.
It has been a tragic week, with two workers killed in Victoria. The VTHC urges employers and self-employed persons to identify all work hazards and risks and work together with HSRs and workers to make their workplaces as safe and without risks to health as practicable. No worker should die at work.
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