Transport Workers Union NSW Secretary Michael Aird has said that safety procedures on Government infrastructure projects must be put under the microscope in the wake of revelations of a smash between a crane working on the M4 widening project and a passing B-Double truck that have only come to light ten days after the incident.
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TNT opens 78,000 square metre “super hub” at Erskine Park, Sydney
TNT has opened its 78,000m2 ‘super hub’, the first of three super hubs to be opened by the global express delivery company this year.
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DHL launches new supply chain facility
DHL Supply Chain have launched a new warehousing campus this morning, with NSW premier Mike Baird presiding over the opening.
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CHEP launches national Logistics Control Centre, improves service delivery
Yesterday global Group President of CHEP Pallets, Peter Mackie, officially launched CHEP Australia’s national Logistics Control Centre at Erskine Park, NSW
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T4 coal loader at Newcastle gains environmental approval
The T4 coal loader on Kooragang Island is a step closer to reality after being approved by the NSW Department of Planning and Environment.
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Autonomous truck trials flagged for BHP coal mines
In an attempt to improve productivity and reduce costs, BHP’s trial of driverless haul truck technology is set to expand from Pilbara iron ore mines to east coast coal mines.
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EDI Downer’s Bathurst factory closes
EDI Downer’s operation at Kelso in Bathurst ceased production yesterday and the company’s 14 remaining staff members lost their jobs.
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Port of Newcastle privatised in $1.75 billion deal
Hastings Funds Management and its backer, China Merchants, have won a bid to lease the Port of Newcastle for $1.75 billion.
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Government pours $125 million into freight productivity
National freight productivity will get a shot in the arm with the Federal government pledging $125 million to roll out several new projects.
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Company slugged with $50K fine for pressuring workers to sign new contracts
Toyota Material Handling has been fined almost $50,000 for pressuring three workers to sign workplace contracts.
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