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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
Occupational Hygiene $300K fine for third-time offender of WHS laws
January 6, 2019in Occupational Hygiene 0 Comments 0 Likes

$300K fine for third-time offender of WHS laws

An employee of a company previously convicted of a workplace fatality has been severely injured and the employer fined $300,000. In March of 2015, on a worksite operated by Ceerose

by Gareth
Legislation Proposed dust safety amendments and start date clarified in Qld
September 25, 2018in Legislation 0 Comments 0 Likes

Proposed dust safety amendments and start date clarified in Qld

The Queensland State Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy revealed that it will reduce the regulated exposure limit for coal dust on 1 November 2018, contingent upon the decision

by Gareth
Legislation Noise controls must address chemicals, individual needs
September 25, 2018in Legislation 0 Comments 0 Likes

Noise controls must address chemicals, individual needs

The “action level” for workplace noise exposure and the benefits of hearing protective devices vary between individuals, while noise controls must mitigate the risk of exposure to ototoxic chemicals, according

by Gareth
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