Construction sites are often a storm of equipment, materials and people. With moving equipment considered the second most common cause of injury and fatalities on-site, it's important to know what prevention strategies are being successfully used across the industry.
To help you minimise the risk of a reversing incident on-site, here are a few tips you can follow.
By completing a risk assessment before breaking ground, you’ll be able to check whether your site is safe and ready to work on. We have created the free downloadable checklist below to help you jump-start your risk assessment.
Author's note: Points on this post were sourced from Health and Safety Executive UK
Queensland's massive transport project – the Cross River Rail – is making huge progress as the first of the two Tunnel Boring Machines (TBMs) has made its way under the Brisbane River and is now moving north towards the CBD.
More Smart Motorways technology is starting to be rolled out on the Bruce Highway between Pine River and Caloundra Road in Queensland.
It's recently been announced that VEC Civil Engineering Pty Ltd have been awarded the single largest tender of the $119.6 million Tasmanian Freight Rail revitalisation project, carrying out the track works for the Melba and Western line.
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