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MINING, AND CONSTRUCTION SECTORS CONTINUE TO DOMINATE OCCUPATIONAL FATALITIES

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The mining and construction sectors continue to dominate the leaderboard related to occupational fatalities. Nineteen workplace-related deaths were recorded for 2022, seven of which were mining related. Find out more from Joel Vogt

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