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Fatalities in the construction industry were caused by a fall from height. *
Falls from height statistics
Fall prevention awareness poster
Download a poster to remind your workers about the risks of falls from heights and to direct them to more information on safety controls.
News and alerts
Solar company fined $100,000 for repeated falls from heights offences
NewsA solar installation company has been convicted and fined a total of $100,000 after repeatedly failing to address the risks of falls at four residential homes in Victoria.
Crackdown on falls risks in the solar sector
NewsRegulators are shining a light on Victoria's solar sector, reminding employers there is no excuse for putting workers at risk of deadly falls.
Electrical company fined $40,000 over apprentice fall risk
NewsAn electrical company has been convicted and fined $40,000 after ordering an apprentice to work on a roof without fall protection.