'Shocker' construction sites in Newcastle shut down as officials blast alleged safety failures
'Shocker' construction sites in Newcastle shut down as officials blast alleged safety failures
www.abc.net.au 'Shocker' construction sites in Newcastle shut down as officials blast alleged safety failures
NSW Work Health and Safety Minister Sophie Cotsis says there is "absolutely no excuse" for noncompliance as stop work orders are issued at two construction sites in the city.
Key points:
- David Chandler alleged there was an "absolute heap of danger" at an Adamstown site
- The CFMEU has compiled a list of concerns regarding safety at that site and another in the Newcastle CBD
- Sophie Cotsis says there is "absolutely no excuse" for noncompliance in the industry
New South Wales Work Health and Safety Minister Sophie Cotsis says she is shocked by the state of two Newcastle building sites that have been issued stop work orders.
Work has ceased at sites on Brunker Road in Adamstown and Watt Street, in Newcastle's CBD, after NSW Building Commissioner David Chandler raised serious safety concerns.
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