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Safety Inspections Target Construction Risks in NSW
The construction industry continues to grapple with significant safety challenges, with a high incidence of accidents, particularly from falls. A recent study in Sri Lanka highlights the potential of digital technologies in improving safety standards, emphasizing the need for user acceptance and strategic implementation to address barriers such as training gaps and costs. Concurrently, advances in AI and machine learning are transforming safety management by enabling predictive analytics to identify risks before they lead to incidents. In the U.S., Construction Safety Week 2025, themed 'All in Together,' aims to unite the industry in a collective commitment to safety, partnering with OSHA to focus on fall prevention. Meanwhile, SafeWork NSW has ramped up inspections in Australia to combat the leading cause of injuries—falls from heights—issuing numerous notices to enforce safety compliance. These initiatives underscore a growing recognition of the need for enhanced safety protocols and the integration of innovative technologies in construction.

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