Health and Safety stories
Vehicle incidents remain the biggest killer of Australian workers, prompting employers to tighten lone-worker checks and emergency response plans.
Granular fleet data could give Australian businesses better ESG reporting, while helping cut emissions, accidents and worker stress.
Rising carbon dioxide and VOCs in enclosed meeting rooms may be dulling workers' focus long before the end of the day, Logitech says.
Integrated systems can help preschool staff spot risks sooner, control access and protect children's privacy without slowing daily routines.
Better forecasting is becoming a competitive necessity as AI lets firms test thousands of scenarios to protect margins and respond faster to shocks.
Its offline safety app for mine workers will be sharpened with Google help, as Co Connect joins a 15-startup AI cohort.
Workers at VIDA Bioenergy's Wormslade plant now carry one device for gas detection, lone-worker alerts and communications amid fire and exposure risks.
Early input on temporary works could help construction clients cut risk and improve productivity as the engineering veteran takes on the new role.
Builders face rising delays and overruns as wetter, stormier conditions threaten to disrupt UK data centre projects through 2027.
A fifth of the budget has gone on temporary office moves for staff, as Invercargill City Council still has no timeframe for repairing its ageing headquarters.
Buyers could face fewer post-settlement surprises as drones, thermal cameras and LiDAR expose hidden defects in New Zealand homes.
Japan's quarry operators are watching the deal closely as the updated A45s offer more payload, lower fuel use and steadier haulage on rough ground.
What began with 76 graduates has grown into New Zealand's largest construction health and safety event, drawing more than 350 attendees.
The leadership handover comes as the Calgary-based safety tech group pushes beyond C$150 million in annual revenue and expands globally.
Crew fatigue and injury risk could ease as Exxovantage equips Airspeeder Team New Zealand with exoskeletons for race-day ground work.
Only 3% of workers use traditional programmes, leaving employers under pressure to make mental health help easier to access before crises hit.
About 40 households in Mangaore have been told to boil water after two dead rats were found in a reservoir during a routine inspection.
No one was hurt when a black sedan clipped a beam at Tauranga City Council's near-new GBP £45 million building on Devonport Rd.
Passengers were left traumatised after a person died at Te Awamutu station on Sunday evening, prompting a police investigation.
The ranking reflects growing buyer demand for integrated EHS systems that link worker safety, chemicals oversight and operational risk in one platform.