Everything about explosives in one place.
You must complete an online form to notify WorkSafe at least seven days before discharging fireworks or Chinese firecrackers.
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How to develop a blast management plan to manage the risks of explosive blasting.
Learn about the 9 classes of dangerous goods and examples of which ones are used most often.
List of Explosive Authorisations approved by WorkSafe under dangerous goods laws.
WorkSafe issues five different types of explosives licence for tasks such as manufacturing, storing, transporting, selling and discharging.
Where vehicles carrying explosives cannot travel in Melbourne's central business district.
How to reduce or eliminate the workplace health and safety risks from general blasting operations by setting up safe distances.
Only licensed pyrotechnicians can use fireworks in Victoria and before they are used, a number of authorities must be notified.
WorkSafe issues six types of explosives licence for tasks such as manufacturing, storing, transporting, selling and discharging.
Tuesday 16 July 2024
WorkSafe reminds pyrotechnicians to check fireworks for signs of deterioration, and to consider the weather before commencing a display.
Tuesday 16 April 2024
WorkSafe is issuing a reminder to retailers about the dangers of illegally selling distress signals, commonly known as marine flares or flares.
Tuesday 31 October 2023
WorkSafe is reminding mine operators about managing the risks associated with explosives.