The New South Wales Government has launched a six-month campaign to address cases of silicosis amongst workers, by targeting...
Safety and Training
Experiences as a woman in engineering – meet Kate Fallon
Patricia Mae Tagabe, , Company news, Features, People, Safety and Training, 0Infrastructure Magazine caught up with Kate Fallon, Principal Technical Safety and Risk Engineer at Kent, for an exclusive Q&A...
Gender diversity critical to addressing our sector’s skills shortage
Infrastructure Journalist, , Features, People, Safety and Training, 0By Infrastructure Australia Chief Executive, Adam Copp As the infrastructure sector continues to face a significant skills and labour...
Traditional vs smart security: setting up all-compassing protection
Infrastructure Journalist, , Safety and Training, Sponsored Editorial, Technology, 0Traditional security can provide reliable protection for critical infrastructure by actively monitoring and preventing theft or damage, so long...
Banning engineered stone: protecting lives and ensuring worker safety
Infrastructure Journalist, , Features, Risk management, Safety and Training, 0By Vincent So, Thoracic Society of Australia and New Zealand (TSANZ) CEO Engineered stone (a.k.a. quartz or artificial stone)...
NHP’s medium voltage solutions
Infrastructure Journalist, , Asset Management, Safety and Training, Sponsored Editorial, 0NHP offers the ultimate personnel safety and asset protection with a complete range of medium voltage products and solutions,...
Improving safety, efficiency in rugged industries: the benefits of voice recognition software
Infrastructure Journalist, , IOT, Safety and Training, Sponsored Editorial, Technology, 0By Frank Baldrighi, Business Development Manager – Australia and New Zealand, Getac As workplace accidents and staff shortages continue...
Towards safer level crossing assessments
Kody Cook, , Rail, Safety and Training, Sponsored Editorial, 0Ensuring safety at railway level crossings remains a significant challenge on the Australian continent. According to the Office of...
Austroads conducts world-first bridge barrier crash test
Yasmin Isaacs, , Bridges, Company news, Condition Assessment, Critical Infrastructure, News, Risk management, Safety and Training, Transport, 0In a world-first, Austroads has completed crash testing on medium performance level bridge barriers and published the footage online,...
Port Hedland navigation aid repair completed
Kody Cook, , Asset Management, Freight & Logistics, News, Ports, Safety and Training, Spotlight, 0A $15.5 million shipping navigation project commissioned by the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) has been completed, following the...
$13M landslide remediation project delivered
Yasmin Isaacs, , Condition Assessment, Corrosion, Critical Infrastructure, News, NSW, Projects, Safety and Training, 0Transport for New South Wales’ $13 million slope remediation for the Castlereagh Highway project has been completed, following a...
Inland Rail helping First Nations youth gain White Cards
Kody Cook, , Company news, Investment, News, People, Rail, Safety and Training, Spotlight, 0The Inland Rail Skills Academy, in partnership with TAFE NS and the Clontarf academies in Wagga Wagga and Albury,...
Plan for Stanwell Clean Energy Hub upgrade revealed
Kody Cook, , News, Planning, Projects, QLD, Renewables Energy, Safety and Training, Spotlight, 0The Queensland Government has revealed the plans for upgrading the Stanwell Power Station to the Stanwell Clean Energy Hub,...
NSW Maritime to receive new emergency vessels
Yasmin Isaacs, , Disaster Management, News, Planning, Safety and Training, 0NSW Maritime has announced it is set to receive five new incident response vehicles to boost the emergency response...
Rail industry urges travellers to be more safety conscious
Kody Cook, , News, People, Rail, Risk management, Safety and Training, 0The TrackSAFE Foundation and the Australasian Railway Association (ARA) are urging all Australians to be more vigilant and cautious...
Tradie month begins amid workplace injury concerns
Yasmin Isaacs, , Condition Assessment, Disaster Management, News, People, Risk management, Safety and Training, 0Tradies National Health Month (TNHM), run by The Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) has begun, with concerns surrounding the pension...
Inland Rail begins supplier capability development program
Kody Cook, , Company news, News, NSW, Planning, Projects, Rail, Safety and Training, Spotlight, 0The Inland Rail Skills Academy has begun its new ‘Pathway to Opportunities’ Supplier Capability Development Program, which aims to...
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