A Coosa County man was killed when his car hit a patch of gravel that spilled on Highway 22 East near Alexander City, Ala.
The Outlook reports that Alexander City Police Department Sgt. Johnny Spivey confirmed that 68-year-old Richard T. Marbury died as a result of injuries sustained in the crash that occurred at 2:07 p.m. on Thursday afternoon, Feb. 16, 2017.
An employee has been fined $11,000 plus $1745 in costs over the death of another worker at a hay baling workplace at Narrogin in 2013.
The man pleaded guilty to failing to take reasonable care for the safety of another person and, by that failure, causing the person’s death, and was fined in the Perth Magistrates Court today.
Victorian workplaces must do more in 2017 to prioritise safety following a horror year in which 26 people lost their lives at work.
The warning from WorkSafe Victoria follows the worst year for fatalities since 2009.
Progressive Rehabilitation Workshop
ABOUT US
Established in 1955, Roylance’s Automotive & Industrial, Family Owned and Operated business. The team covers 4 states of Australia and is a leader selling ground engaging tools. Roylance’s attribute their leading position in a diverse market to the quality and reputation of the product.
OPPORTUNITY
An exciting opportunity has arisen for an Account Manager/ Team Leader to be part of a dynamic team at our Victorian site, based in Tullamarine. Reporting back to Management, the Account Manager will maintain existing sales and actively develop new business. The role will require a broad range of skills including, negotiations, strategic planning, communication, lateral thinking and the ability to adhere to a call plan and also produce these for other team members and other required attributes.
CORE RESPONSIBILITIES
KEY CRITERIA
This is an exciting opportunity to join a close knit team who are driven to achieve results in an ever growing market. In return for the above the successful applicant will be offered an attractive salary, phone, laptop & vehicle.
If you believe this is you, apply via the link below or email enquiry@roylances.com.au
Elizabeth Gibson, General Manager CMPA spent Monday to Wednesday this week visiting members, potential members and regulators in South Gippsland. Time was spent viewing members sites, discussing the current activities that the CMPA is doing to help support your businesses and taking notes on issues that members currently have with their operations.
Thanks to Maryvale Sands, Latrobe Valley Sands, WorkSafe, DEDJTR, South Gippsland Quarries, Prosper Valley Enterprises, De Merlo Contractors and Evans Quarries for allowing us the time to visit your sites.
FINAL reminder that CMPA is holding a Workshop on “Progressive Rehabilitation in Quarries”.
The purpose of the workshop is to develop an extractive industry guideline and to provide participants with appropriate management practices required to progressively rehabilitate a quarry.
Date: Thursday 23 February, 2017
Where: Best Western Frankston International, 383 Nepean Highway, Frankston
Time: 8.30am to 4.30pm
Cost: $125 (Members) – $150 (others)
Morning tea and lunch provided.
Includes examples of Rehabilitation from Allstone Quarries, Local Mix Quarries
and a site visit by mini bus to SBI Cranbourne Quarries.
We are seeking an Administration Support Officer for an immediate start for 24 hours per week (negotiable).
Duties of this part time position include:
A wage will be negotiated with the successful candidate, as a guide the range will be $22 – $25 per hour plus super. A pre-employment medical is required at no cost to the applicant. A position description is available from gavin.moreira@cmpavic.asn.au.
Email your resume and covering letter by Tuesday 28 February 2017 to gavin.moreira@cmpavic.asn.au