Do I need a Hazardous Reg...
Hazardous materials or chemicals require a register if onsite & a current Safety Data Sheet each chemical is needed to be kept with the register. All employees
What is an Occupational N...
Occupational noise exposure requires monitoring as per stated in the WHS legislation. Constant exposure to manufacturing noise can lead to industrial deafness. Site noise levels need to
How loud devices maybe ca...
Noise exposures have always been in the workplace due to machinery, traffic & open work environments. Though an increase in computer and phone related devices also has
The importance of good ai...
Occupational Matters IAQ health check will ensure your office safety Indoor environments are enclosed and air quality is reduced from lack of ‘new’ air entering the area.
What is a Compliance Air ...
A Workplace Safety Compliance Checklist for Indoor Air Quality is a great tool of an office environment. This checklist is divided into 4 smaller sub lists: 1. General:
What are my legal WHS dut...
WHS duties in the workplace are regulated by occupational legislation to enforce workplace health and safety within businesses. The Work Health and Safety Act 2011 outlines a
Allergens
Allergies effected 1 in 5 people in Australia & is increasing. 20% of the world’s population experience these reactions. These reactions can start by environmental exposure or
Construction hazards ...
Construction work is work carried out or related to construction, alteration, conversion, fitting out, commissioning, renovation, repair, maintenance, and refurbishment, demolition, decommissioning or dismantling of a structure;
Cold Season…
Cold season is becoming a dangerous time of the year for most families. Influenza virus is becoming more and more immune to the common antibiotics given by
Australia switches to GHS...
Australia’s classification of a ‘hazardous’ material has changed, furthermore to the UK approach and is now the GHS ‘Globally Harmonised System of Classification and Labeling of
