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Whangarei Boys’ High School Board of Trustees charged over caving trip death

WorkSafe has charged the Whangārei Boys High School Board of Trustees for health and safety failures related to the death of a student a...

Name release: Workplace death, Newland, Ashburton District

Police can now name the man who died in a workplace incident in Newland, Ashburton District, on 16 April. He was Henry Wild, aged 22. 'Our...

Work site death, Mt. Wellington

A worker was killed in a tragic incident at a construction site in Mount Wellington after being struck by a falling gate. According to a...

Safety boost for Police speed camera operators

WorkSafe has accepted a binding commitment from the New Zealand Police to improve safety for speed camera operators, after one was critically injured in...

Apprentice builder killed by falling framing – WorkSafe Investigation

The death of a teenager on a Bay of Plenty building site is yet another example of why the construction sector needs to up...

Worker nearly buried alive in trench collapse

A worker had to use his hands and a spade to dig his workmate free from 20 cubic metres of dirt when a trench...

Child struck by teen forklift driver

WorkSafe is cautioning that worksites are not the place for childcare, in response to the case of a five-year-old being run over in a...

Falling beam crushed worker

The death of a 21-year-old in the construction sector shows how easily stopgap measures can endanger workers, WorkSafe New Zealand says. Aidan Paszczuk was removing...

‘Hand injury again highlights need to train staff to keep them safe’ – WorkSafe

WorkSafe New Zealand says an incident where a worker was seriously injured underlines the importance of training staff to keep them safe. On 15 November...

Asbestos prosecutions highlight room to improve – WorkSafe

WorkSafe New Zealand says two recent court cases show Aotearoa still has a long way to get asbestos management right. Asbestos remains the country’s number...

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