75-Year-Old Contract Worker Dies in Incident at Regis Resources Western Australia Mine

Regis Resources Duketon South workplace death Western Australia: A 75-year-old contract worker has died following a workplace incident at a gold mine in Western Australia's Goldfields region. Operations at Duketon have been stood down while WorkSafe and police investigations continue, and the company says it is supporting affected staff.

Regis Resources Duketon South workplace death Western Australia, Digi Mart USA News (Western Australia, Australia): A 75-year-old man has died following a workplace incident at a mine site in Western Australia’s Goldfields region.

The incident occurred at Regis Resources’ Duketon South operation, about 130 kilometres north of Laverton and more than 700 kilometres from Perth. Emergency services were called to the mining camp at Bandya at about 12:30 p.m.

on Friday, November 6, where mine site medical staff provided first aid before paramedics arrived.

Regis Resources confirmed the man was a member of its contract team and was carrying out work at the Duketon South operation when the incident occurred. The company said operations at Duketon have been stood down while investigations continue.

WorkSafe is investigating the death, with investigators and inspectors making arrangements to attend the scene as soon as practicable. WA Police will also prepare a report for the Coroner.

WorkSafe Commissioner Sally North extended her condolences to the man’s family, friends and colleagues. Regis Resources said it is providing support to those affected by the incident, with employee assistance programs activated.

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