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Personal protective equipment (PPE) is a critical safeguard that significantly reduces the risk of accidents, injuries, and illnesses.

A positive workplace safety culture is essential for preventing accidents, injuries, and fatalities, particularly in the automotive industries where hazards are common.

The automotive industry is rife with potential hazards, from operating heavy machinery to handling chemicals and electrical components. To ensure worker safety and reduce accidents, identifying and mitigating these risks is essential.

This marks another gold for MTA WA Training, which has consistently produced top-tier competitors, including two gold medalists over the past two consecutive years.

The MTA WA Membership and Industry Engagement Team has been working with the Department of Transport WA (DoT) on the industry's policy agenda, and it is pleasing to report that there have been several positive policy outcomes...

Changes have been made to the minimum wage rates in federal and state awards by the Fair Work Commission and the Western Australian Industrial Relations Commission respectively.

The Fair Work Commission’s 2023 -2024 Annual wage review has commenced. This review will likely result on 1 July 2024 to changes to minimum wages and allowances in all federal awards and have impacts on labour costs.

The revised initiative appropriately requires apprentices to have EV exposure during their apprenticeship.

Scheduled from August 23 to 25, 2024, in the heart of Brisbane, Queensland, this year's Wire & Gas convention promises unparalleled opportunities for education, networking, and industry recognition.

The Cook Labor Government will invest a further $5.2 million for the Zero Emissions Vehicle (ZEV) rebate as part of the 2024-25 State Budget, to meet expected demand for the scheme as Western Australians embrace electric vehicles (EVs).