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Work-Related Fatalities Prevention
Project Dr John F. Culvenor |
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Introduction: |
The Victorian
WorkCover Authority (WorkCover)
funded the “Work Related Fatalities Prevention Project” (WRFP), conducted
between 1997 and 2001. The initial twelve-month data-gathering phase of the
WRFP, between August 1997 and August 1998, was undertaken by WorkCover with the assistance and cooperation of the
Victorian State Coroner’s Office.
Between 1998 and 2001 WorkCover funded the
intervention phase of the project in a collaborative partnership with VIOSH
Australia at the The
data-gathering phase of the program involved the extraction, merging and
analysis of data from WorkCover and the Coroner’s
Office databases to determine three priority areas to become the focus of
activity. These priority areas were agreed by the steering committee in late
1998. The three priority areas chosen
were: Tree felling fatalities; Hydraulic related deaths; and Falls from
heights. Investigation of, and
intervention in, these priority areas were then conducted. The project concluded in August 2001. The project sought to analyse
the factors that contributed to work-related fatalities in order to identify
priority areas for the development of interventions. In some of these areas
the program piloted and evaluated intervention strategies, in others, it
engaged with existing agencies to conduct the intervention. |
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Full Reference: |
Batchelor, M., Cowley, S.,
Culvenor, J., Johnstone, G., Little, M., |
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