Dual Worker Fatalities In Single Day
Someone died at a Woodside Petroleum site. The person was a worker. The news is seen in a picture by NCA NewsWire's Sharon Smith.
Someone died at a gas plant near Burrup Peninsula in Western Australia. The person who died was a worker. The accident happened at the plant.
A worker died at 12pm on Friday at Woodside Australia's North Rankin Complex operation. The worker was employed by a contractor. Woodside Australia announced the incident.
The man fell from a crane, as reported by the Daily Mail.
Meg O'Neill, the CEO of Woodside, expressed her sadness over a recent incident. She offered her condolences to the man's family, friends, and colleagues.
Worker dies and Woodside boss Meg O'Neill expresses condolences. Photo by NCA NewsWire / Naomi Jellicoe.
She said losing lives is very sad.
We're trying to figure out what happened and working with the police and emergency authority.
Last Friday, a contractor who worked with Woodside Petroleum passed away. A photo of the incident was taken by NCA NewsWire's Sharon A Smith.
The peak body of Australia's oil and gas industry showed sympathies. They described it as a sudden and tragic incident for their industry.
The Australian oil and gas industry feels sorry for the worker who died. The worker was at Woodside Energy’s North Rankin Complex in Western Australia. Samantha McCulloch, who is the CEO of APPEA, said this. Friends and colleagues of the worker also received condolences from the industry.
Woodside bosses are visiting Karratha to help out. Help is also being given to workers and contractors via the Employee Assistance Program.
On Friday, there was a second industrial action in WA.
reported that there was an incident in Applecross on Friday morning. Emergency responders were called to the scene.
Australia. It is said that the operator was working on a high-rise building when the accident occurred. The authorities have launched an investigation to determine the cause of the accident. The deceased's family has been notified. This incident highlights the importance of workplace safety protocols and the need for constant vigilance when working with heavy machinery.
On Friday morning, the contractor, who is 62 years old, fell at the Grandton Applecross retirement complex. It happened just before 7am local time.
Today, union organisers and safety officers will go to different job sites in the city. They want to talk to workers about safety. They want everyone to think about their safety and the safety of others. This is according to CEFMEU.
On Friday, the company stopped working.
Today is a very sad day. Dale Alcock, who is in charge of ABN Group's construction company, expressed his empathy to their family.
We will give them our complete help during this tough phase.