electrical shock
MANAGEMENT
Worker shocked and burned in Bowen Basin
Investigations into the incident are ongoing
22 February 2024
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Apprentice sparkie gets longwall shock
During the testing the electrical worker received an electric shock.
06 November 2020
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State of shock and awe
There were 298 electric shock incidents in WA's mining industry in 2018.
17 April 2019
ENVIRONMENT
Driller shocked by wrong plug
Regulator says plant and equipment must be fit for purpose.
07 November 2018
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