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Clyde North safety breaches lead to $700k fine

20/02/2026

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Construction works in Clyde North have been in the spotlight after roofing company Proform Roofing (Vic) Pty Ltd was fined $700,000 over multiple workplace safety breaches, including repeated offences at two local building sites. The company was found guilty of nine offences under occupational health…

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