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Female tradies say toilets for women are overlooked on construction sites

Women working on construction sites across Australia regularly need to leave their workplace to find appropriate amenities.

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Electrical Trades Union recommendations to accommodate female tradies on worksites

Electrical Trades Union recommendations to accommodate female tradies on worksites
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Ausgrid must stop moving workers in and out of locked-down areas due to COVID risk

Ausgrid must stop moving workers in and out of locked-down areas due to COVID risk
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Ergon must take responsibility after preventable death

Date Time Ergon must take responsibility after preventable death The Electrical Trades Union is demanding Ergon and its CEO Rod Duke take responsibility for asset inspection and maintenance after a preventable accident resulted in the electrocution and death of a 25-year-old pineapple farmer in Bungundarra, north of Yeppoon. Initial reports state that a stay wire had broken, lowering the height of the Live HV conductors considerably below statutory heights. The 25-year-old harvester was found dead, and six others were injured. “This incident would have been entirely preventable if Ergon had inspected and maintained their assets properly,” says ETU Assistant State Secretary Stuart Traill.

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Electrical Trades Union claims Ergon are to blame after death of pineapple farmer in Rockhampton

Cody Smith, 25, died on July 14 after his harvester hit power lines in Queensland Paramedics were unable to revive man while six others were taken to hospital Electrical Trades Union suggested initial reports show Ergon should be charged A stay wire was broken which lowered live conductors below the legal height Mr Smith s vehicle came in contact with the wires and was electrocuted

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