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What is consistently one of the leading causes of death on Australian construction sites?
Why: Falls from height are a leading cause of construction fatalities. Controls include edge protection, guard rails, safe scaffolds, and fall-arrest systems when higher-order controls are not reasonably practicable.
In the hierarchy of control, which measure is the most effective way to deal with a hazard?
Why: The hierarchy of control ranks elimination as most effective, followed by substitution, isolation and engineering controls, then administrative controls, with PPE as the least effective, last line of defence.
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| Sections | WHS Legal Duties · Hazard Identification & Risk Control · Common Construction Hazards · PPE & Signage · Emergency Response & Reporting · Communication & SWMS |
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| Our bank | 21 questions · updated August 2026Written from SafeWork / state and territory WHS regulators |
| Languages | English |
| Source | SafeWork / state and territory WHS regulators |
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