🚨 QLD Safety Crackdown – Are You Prepared?

🚨 QLD Safety Crackdown – Are You Prepared?

  • WorkSafe QLD has launched a statewide compliance blitz targeting high-risk industries in 2025.
  • This includes unannounced inspections, strict enforcement, and on-the-spot fines.

At risk?

  • Prepare for unannounced inspections to ensure compliance
  • Stay informed about strict enforcement measures
  • Know the key sectors being targeted in this compliance blitz
  • Implement proactive measures to minimise your risk

Construction, Transport, Agriculture, Manufacturing, and Recreational Businesses

🔍 Key Compliance Focus Areas:

📜 You must comply with the Plant in the Workplace Code of Practice 2021
📎 Read the full campaign from the QLD Regulator → Get Ready – Mobile Plant & Traffic Management Campaign

💥 What This Means for You:

Inspectors are visiting sites across Queensland now. If your systems aren't in place, you could face:

  • ✅ Improvement Notices
  • ✅ Prohibition Notices
  • ✅ Fines up to hundreds of thousands

🧩 How We Help:

At International Safety Documentation Consultancy, we help you:
Assess and close compliance gaps

Prepare risk assessments and SWMS

Develop site-specific safety systems

Train your team on what inspectors look for

International Safety Documentation Consultancy makes compliance simple, fast, and tailored to your workplace.With International Safety Documentation Consultancy's support, you'll be ready for inspectors—and confident in your systems.

WorkSafe.qld.gov.au

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📜 Key Legislation & Codes You Must Follow
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Navigating Fines & Penalties

Significant Workplace Safety Incident

On 14 March 2025, a serious workplace safety violation occurred involving a tyre installation and maintenance company.

Key Details:
  • Location: Richlands Magistrates Court
  • Violation: Breach of sections 19 and 32 of the Work Health and Safety Act 2011 (Qld)
  • Penalty: $90,000 fine
  • Core Issue: Failure to comply with primary health and safety duties
📋 View Full Court Report 👉
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Stay Ahead of the Regulator – QLD Safety Updates

📞 Book a Free 20-Minute Consult

Let's make sure you're ready before the regulator knocks.

🔗 Related Campaigns: View the QLD Regulator's Official 2025 Compliance Campaign