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Risks not properly analysed before horrific fire injuries at Mt Arthur incident

A CONTRACTOR at BHP’s Mt Arthur coal mine in New South Wales failed to sufficiently analyse the risks identified by its workers in their personal risk assessment tools, the NSW Resources Regulator has found, after a 29-year-old contract worker suffered serious burns to his face, neck, torso and arms in a serious incident last year.

Lou Caruana
Risks not properly analysed before horrific fire injuries at Mt Arthur incident

The injured worker sustained burns to 8% of his body, which included full thickness burns to 5% of his body. These injuries required extensive treatment including skin grafts.   The report says a fire...

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