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27/06/2022

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06/04/2022

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16/03/2022

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15/02/2022

Liew, 43, was driving along High Street at about 5.50pm on April 5 last year when she made a right turn onto North Bridge Road, where she collided with Mr Paul Tan Wei Chern, 42.

The assistant registrar with the Supreme Court was using a pedestrian crossing when the green man was blinking, which meant the signal was in his favour.

The collision left him with a facial fracture and dislocated shoulder.

Gillain Jessica Liew Shue Ying was also disqualified from driving for five years. . Read more at straitstimes.com.

09/02/2022

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31/01/2022

20/01/2022

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19/01/2022

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17/01/2022

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12/01/2022

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11/01/2022

It has come to MOM’s and the WSH Council’s attention that some companies are using concrete blocks to weigh down the crane’s outriggers (see photographs). This practice is not permitted by both the crane manufacturer and supplier and cannot be used to increase a crane’s safe working load (SWL) or improve its stability. Cranes are not designed to be operated with such modification, which may result in crane failure.

Please be reminded that cranes shall be operated within the safe working limits and configurations recommended by the manufacturer at all times. Before making any modification to the crane, always consult the manufacturer or supplier to ensure it is safe to do so.

Find out more recommendations in the recent WSH Bulletin from the following linkhttps://www.tal.sg/wshc/-/media/TAL/Wshc/Resources/Newsletters/WSH-bulletins/Files/WSH-Bulletin-10-January-2022-1-Register-for-ChemPact-2022-2Public-Consultation-3Improper-Practice.pdf