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25.01.2022 Installing correct edge protection/providing fall restraint = less $ than a $4000 fine...or potentially a fatal injury!

24.01.2022 Proud to be involved in the Dumas House upgrade project as OSH and Asbestos Management Auditor for the Department of Finance, Building Management and Works

22.01.2022 Another reminder of the importance of health and safety documentation, and training to back it up.

19.01.2022 Proud to be involved in the Dumas House upgrade project as OSH and Asbestos Management Auditor for the Department of Finance, Building Management and Works

19.01.2022 ELIZABETH QUAY- PERTH Ashton Safety Health Environment are proud to be a part of Occupational Health, Safety and Environmental Management on the Elizabeth Quay Project here in Perth, providing HSE auditing services for the Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority. Check out a video of what the project will look like when completed- ... http://youtu.be/2wzvQIUZYsM

18.01.2022 http://www.ashtonshe.com.au//construction-industry-toobox-

18.01.2022 Latest Newsletter:

17.01.2022 Complacency involving mobile plant can end tragically.

14.01.2022 ASHE Newsletter Edition 9

14.01.2022 We've noticed a regular occurence on our audits of construction sites- non compliant roof edge protection. Are you aware of the requirements for edge protection on roofs above 3m? As per the Code of Practice for Prevention of Falls at Workplaces, unless a fall injury prevention system is used, every open edge must have a combination of top rails, mid rails AND kick boards, or mesh guards may be used as a substitute. Contact us for further information.

13.01.2022 "Hazard" v "Risk". An integral part of risk assessment is knowing the difference between the two. Whilst the two concepts are closely linked, "risk" refers to outcomes/consequences, whereas "hazard" relates to a source of risk. Risk is about uncertainty and is context and circumstance dependent. Hazards, on the other hand, are either present or not. This may help you when developing your Job Safety Analysis or Safe Work Method Statement. Contact us for assistance in ensuring your JSA or SWMS identifies all hazards and related risks.

11.01.2022 ELIZABETH QUAY- PERTH Ashton Safety Health Environment are proud to be a part of Occupational Health, Safety and Environmental Management on the Elizabeth Quay Project here in Perth, providing HSE auditing services for the Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority. Check out a video of what the project will look like when completed- ... http://youtu.be/2wzvQIUZYsM

11.01.2022 Hard hitting but relevant video. Warning: graphic content

11.01.2022 Want to know the latest re. the upcoming harmonisation of health and safety laws and codes of practice? We just attended a Safety Institute of Australia breakfast with key speakers from WorkSafe and the SIA. Contact us for all the news.

09.01.2022 Edition 7 of our Newsletter: http://go.ravencommunicator.com/t/r-D767E22ACF82F1F82540EF2

08.01.2022 Latest newsletter...

07.01.2022 Last month's ASHE newsletter

06.01.2022 No Job Safety Analysis done. No Supervisor. No Dogger.

05.01.2022 http://www.ashtonshe.com.au//ihxt3dchiyq25ixukco21nzmgnk5j3

05.01.2022 Latest WorkSafe Safety Alerts

04.01.2022 The importance of detailed JSAs!

04.01.2022 ASHE Newsletter Edition 8

03.01.2022 Our April Newsletter is now available. Subscribe here for the latest news re. HSE in Australia:

02.01.2022 Our website HSE store is now LIVE and our first toolbox session has been uploaded for purchase. We are working hard on developing many more toolbox topics, HSE procedures and other HSE management tools ASAP.

01.01.2022 http://www.ashtonshe.com.au//office-industry-toolbox-topic

01.01.2022 Investment in a robust Health and Safety Management System would have saved Super A-Mart a $30,000 fine, worker's compensation pay outs and damage to reputation.