Industry Update February/March 2020 Issue 112

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WORKSPACE SAFETY WORKPLACE MANSLAUGHTER: LEARNING FROM THE UK EXPERIENCE

Show is the official trade show of the #Safetyscape convention. The show features a free programme of seminars, interactive forums, and roundtable discussions allowing you to meet health and safety delegates and suppliers from across the country. 2020 is the year to make sure your organisation has the technology, equipment, and policies in place to make sure everyone gets to leave work safe and healthy.

result in jail terms of up to 20 years for individuals found responsible of negligent conduct that results in a workplace death. This can include situations where a person doesn’t take reasonable action to fix a dangerous situation, and the failure of that action creates a high risk of serious injury, illness, or death.

“Lessons we can learn from the British Corporate Manslaughter experience” will be presented by Ian Wallis, Senior Work Health and Safety Consultant with the Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) at the Workplace Health & Safety Show on 27th and 28th May 2020. Entry is free.

MARIE KINSELLA

New workplace manslaughter laws coming into effect in Victoria on the 1st July 2020 will impact decisions made by organisational leaders now and into the future. What kinds of risks is your organisation now open to with this change in legislation, and how will you mitigate those risks? Company directors, partnerships, and trustees may all be impacted by these incoming laws, which may

We can learn from the United Kingdom, where similar legislation was

introduced 12 years ago in the form of the Corporate Manslaughter Act (2007). Join us on 27th and 28th May at the Workplace Health & Safety Show for a seminar presented by the Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) focusing on the outcomes of the UK implementation and the key legal precedents that may guide the Australian experience. The Workplace Health & Safety

Marie Kinsella is CEO of International Exhibition and Conference Group.

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PRODUCTS

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pages 63-67

100 Years of South Australian Engineering

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pages 54-56

ARBS PREVIEW

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page 62

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ENVIRONMENT, ENERGY & WASTE MANAGEMENT

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FOCUS ON MANUFACTURING IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA & THE NT

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WORKPLACE SAFETY

7min
pages 57-59

ROBOTICS & AUTOMATION

14min
pages 44-48

AMX PREVIEW

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page 49

MATERIALS HANDLING

15min
pages 37-43

New HQ for Vega Australia

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FROM THE EDITOR

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BUSINESS & FINANCE

8min
pages 20-23

INDUSTRY NEWS

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MACHINERY

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INDUSTRY POLITICS

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Lapp Group Celebrates Australia

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