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Woh Hup's Digital Proximity Sensor for Heavy Duty Forklift, seen here at the Kim Chuan Depot worksite, uses advanced technology, audible alarms and flashing lights to increase visibility. The RFID sensor provides a 360-degree "collision zone" to prev

Workers take a timeout to boost safety

Why being yelled at by your boss could reap payback

Forum: Grief support needed for workers after site deaths

4th worksite death in November: Foreign worker struck by collapsing wall in ACS (Barker) dies

Workers using safety harnesses while working at a height. Last year, eight workers died as a result of a fall from height, down from 24 in 2009. ST PHOTO: KELVIN CHNG

Safety efforts see fewer deaths among workers due to fall from height

Fewer workers have died as a result of a fall from height since 2009, after stepped-up measures were introduced

PUB officers can use borescopes to inspect manholes and check that the sewers are free-flowing and in satisfactory physical condition, without the need to open the manhole covers or enter the confined spaces. This reduces the risks to the officers an

Five groups lauded for being WSH champions

Technology, workplace redesign help firms clinch NTUC safety awards

Foreign domestic workers: A suggested rule book

Forum: Many firms not ready to accept people with mental illness