Definition
Concurrent Liability
Concurrent liability is when two or more parties are independently liable for the same incident. In terms of health and safety, concurrent liability means that a person conducting a business or undertaking that is able to influence or control the safety of a particular activity can be exposed to liability if they do not take all reasonable steps within their control to eliminate or minimise those risks.
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A principal has additional obligations to persons conducting a business or undertaking (PCBUs).
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You can be liable if your worker is injured at another business's worksite.
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Concurrent liability is when two or more parties are liable for the same incident.
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