Kathryn MacDonell
Chief Executive Officer
Kathryn is Trilby Misso’s Chief Executive Officer.
Meet KathrynYes. FIFO (Fly-In Fly-Out) and DIDO (Drive-In Drive-Out) workers may be entitled to make a WorkCover claim if they suffer a work-related injury or illness. Depending on the circumstances, FIFO workers may also have rights through a workplace injury claim.
Generally, yes.
FIFO workers are commonly employed in industries such as:
Like other workers, they may be covered by workers’ compensation legislation if they suffer a work-related injury.
FIFO workers may experience:
Long shifts, physically demanding duties and remote work environments can increase the risk of injury.
Travel-related injuries can be complex.
Whether an injury is covered may depend on:
Each situation should be assessed on its individual facts.
Potentially.
Some FIFO workers experience psychological injuries arising from workplace events, traumatic incidents, bullying, harassment or other work-related factors.
Medical evidence is often important when assessing these types of claims.
Potentially. Many workplace injuries occurring at remote sites may still be covered by workers’ compensation laws.
Coverage depends on the circumstances of the injury and the worker’s employment arrangements.
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Kathryn is Trilby Misso’s Chief Executive Officer.
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