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Occupational Hygiene

Air Quality Monitoring ‘Epic proportions’ of mould at Nauru processing centre, ‘poorly managed’, ‘comedy of errors’
August 15, 2019in Air Quality Monitoring 0 Comments 0 Likes

‘Epic proportions’ of mould at Nauru processing centre, ‘poorly managed’, ‘comedy of errors’

According to a microbiologist contracted by the Australian Government to assess growing concerns at the Nauru processing centre, says the contamination was “of epic proportions” and “presented a serious health

by Gareth
Air Quality Monitoring SWA eyes major changes to dust limits, silica exposure
February 21, 2019in Air Quality Monitoring 0 Comments 0 Likes

SWA eyes major changes to dust limits, silica exposure

Safe Work Australia has announced that it is seeking feedback on its draft evaluation reports on respirable crystalline silica and coal dust, which is part of its ongoing overhaul of

by Gareth
Air Quality Monitoring Worker’s widow succeeds in proving employment caused terminal cancer
February 18, 2019in Air Quality Monitoring 0 Comments 0 Likes

Worker’s widow succeeds in proving employment caused terminal cancer

The South Australian Employment Tribunal has found that workplace chemicals were to blame for a worker’s terminal cancer after they identified a “significant gap” in the available protections against skin

by Gareth
Legislation PCBU to spend $500K for safety systems after worker’s death
January 28, 2019in Legislation 0 Comments 0 Likes

PCBU to spend $500K for safety systems after worker’s death

Bloomfield Collieries Pty Ltd has committed more than half a million dollars to promote safety around trucks, as well as to improved mental health tools, following the death of a

by Gareth
Occupational Hygiene Renewed focus on WHS risk management as heatwave sweeps Australia
January 15, 2019in Occupational Hygiene 0 Comments 0 Likes

Renewed focus on WHS risk management as heatwave sweeps Australia

Following the Bureau of Meteorology’s latest annual climate statement, three-month forecast and the extended heat conditions over much of Australia, work safety authorities have issued special heat warnings to employers.

by Gareth
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