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The hazards below the surface are invisible until they are struck. Ground collapse can bury a person in seconds, with no warning and no time to react. Underground services, including electrical cables, gas lines, water mains, telecommunications cables, and stormwater…

Shock, in the medical sense, is what happens when the body’s circulatory system fails to deliver enough oxygenated blood to vital organs. Heart, brain, kidneys and other organs start to fail. It’s life-threatening, and if you don’t recognise it early…

Severe bleeding is one of the fastest-killing workplace injuries. An adult has roughly five litres of blood; losing about 40 percent (around two litres) causes irreversible shock without rapid medical intervention. From a major artery laceration, that loss can happen…

Hot work is any work that generates a source of ignition. That includes anything producing a flame, a spark, or sufficient heat to ignite flammable vapours, gases, or combustible materials. The list is broader than most people assume: welding, cutting,…

Choking happens when something blocks the airway, partially or completely. It’s most common during meals (a piece of meat, a chunk of bread, a marble in a child’s case) but can also involve dust, vomit, or any foreign object that…