A parliamentary question regarding WorkSafe improvement notices issued to schools between 2000-2004, detailing the types of issues identified and the number of outstanding notices. The response provides a summary of issues but not specific school details due to resource constraints.

AnsweredQoN 2933Legislative Assembly
Asked
15 June 2004
Portfolio
Consumer and Employment Protection

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(b) what are the names of the schools and what do the improvement notices relate to at each of the schools; and (c) how many of these improvement notices are yet to be fully complied with?
(c) how many of these improvement notices are yet to be fully complied with?

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Answered
17 August 2004
Responded by
Minister for Consumer and Employment Protection
Response time
63 days
(a) 2000 14
2001 6
2002 74
2003 135
2004 61
(b) The resources required to provide the level of detail requested are significant. If the Hon Member requires specific information, a briefing can be arranged with WorkSafe. However, the following list indicates the range of issues addressed by the WorkSafe improvement notices:
2000
· slips/trips/falls hazards;
· cooling unit immediately next to soil & organic matter;
· plant and machine hazards; and
· dust extraction.
2001
· hazard of violence at the workplace;
· dust extraction;
· flashback hazards; and
· electrical hazards.
2002
· welding hazards;
· hazardous substances;
· inadequate protection from heat and sun;
· electrical hazards;
· machine and plant guarding hazards;
· inadequate safety induction;
· inadequate fire safety and procedures awareness;
· slips/trips/falls hazards;
· structural concerns; and
· hazardous substances not stored correctly.
2003
· machine and plant guarding hazards;
· hazard of violence at the workplace;
· hazardous substances;
· slips/trips/falls hazards;
· hazardous materials;
· electrical hazards;
· first aid training;
· dust extraction and ventilation; and
· welding hazards.
2004
· slips/trips/falls hazards;
· hazard of violence at the workplace;
· manual handling hazards;
· inappropriate workstations; and
· emergency stop buttons.
(c) 21

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