With the increasing importance of safe working for health and environment all over the world, there are regulations that are being set forth for company staff to follow in order to work safely during the course of work.
Different countries have different workplace safety regulations to abide by.
A fatal accident occurred again at a Korean company that had a fatal accident in the past. The South Korean government has announced plans to “supervise” companies that have suffered serious … Read more
The International Crane Stakeholders Assembly (ICSA) – has published two new detailed, free guidance documents on the use of mobile cranes. The first – ICSA 005 – is the long-awaited … Read more
The Lifting Equipment Engineers Association (LEEA) has formed a regional council for Australia and New Zealand in order to ‘take greater local control and ownership over local decisions’. The association … Read more
The US-based National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators (NCCCO) has signed an agreement with the First National Company (FNRCO) of Saudi Arabia, for the certification of crane operators, … Read more
Since the start of 2015, there has been 7 crane-related dangerous occurrences, compared to the 12 cases reported in 2014. WSH Council Crane Safety Taskforce, The Singapore Contractor Association Limited … Read more
Singapore’s Ministry of Manpower has conducted a special enforcement operation from July to August and found a total of 194 breaches of safety rules. Among them, 98 cases resulted in … Read more
There is a news published in the internet news today that singapoer’s Ministry of Manpower intended to use datalogger to make sure that operators stick to the safety rules. Data … Read more