WA miners given four-drink limit

INDUSTRY-wide alcohol guidelines are being rolled out across Western Australia’s resources sector for the consumption of alcohol at on-site accommodation facilities aimed at changing the culture of heavy drinking on mine sites and making them safer for women.

Four drink limit on WA mines

23 May 2022
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Developed by the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, the Safe and Respectful Behaviours - Industry Alcohol Guideline builds on drug and alcohol policies already in place across industry workplaces

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