Explosives licences set to expire
20 January, 2011
WorkCover NSW has issued a reminder to businesses and individuals with explosives licences due to expire that they need to apply for a new one.
Genes and the brave new world of workplace safety
21 December, 2010
Speaking at the recent Safety Show conference, an occupational medicine specialist has raised the significance of genetic screening to determine safe levels of exposure to hazardous substances for individuals.
Clarifying the prohibition on asbestos in the ACT
13 December, 2010
The ACT Government recently clarified what asbestos-related substances were banned under the Dangerous Substances Bill.
Exair Precision safety air gun
08 December, 2010 | Supplied by: Compressed Air Australia Pty Ltd
Exair’s Precision safety air gun is lightweight and comfortable to operate during periods of extended use. The highly focused, forceful blast of air provides a high level of cleaning capability, making it suited to a wide range of industrial applications.
Dealing with asbestos realistically demands alternatives to removal
07 December, 2010
Asbestos experts contend that there are alternatives to the complete removal of all asbestos that is still present within our communities and workplaces in order to effectively address the dangers posed by asbestos.
SA Government reaffirms commitment to combat asbestos
29 November, 2010
The South Australian Government used Asbestos Awareness Week to launch a number of initiatives to combat the dangers of asbestos in workplaces.
Asbestos register for apprentices and young workers
29 November, 2010
An asbestos register for apprentices and young workers has been established by a law firm to capture historical information in the unfortunate event of a claim many years after exposure to the hazardous substance.
Asbestos Awareness Week 2010
29 November, 2010
A report released just prior to Asbestos Awareness Week highlights the concerns workers still have about exposure to asbestos.
Silvan Selecta 300 L diesel transfer unit
29 November, 2010 | Supplied by: Silvan Australia Pty Ltd
The heavy-duty Selecta diesel transfer unit provides a complete 300 L capacity diesel delivery and transfer system for easy, safe handling of fuel and meets the requirements of AS/NZS 1692. It is suitable for local councils, statutory authorities and in the resource industry.
Breconcherry Turbo SSB tank cleaner
29 November, 2010 | Supplied by: Tecpro Australia
The Breconcherry Turbo SSB tank cleaner’s design eliminates ball bearings and maintains a consistent jet peripheral velocity for improved cleaning efficiency, hygiene and durability.
Idrotech high-pressure fogging nozzles
29 November, 2010 | Supplied by: Tecpro Australia
The Idrotech fine mist-generated, high-pressure fogging nozzles are suitable for a wide range of applications including: dust suppression in mines, crushing plants, electric power stations, tunnels, cement factories and on conveyor belt transfer points; temperature reduction in animal farms, cooling towers of air-conditioning systems, cooling outdoor areas; odour neutralisation around waste transfer stations, sewerage treatment plants, industrial areas, industrial dump bins and composting sites; humidification of wood and paper industries, food storage areas, wine cellars; and disinfection of equipment and of vehicles travelling between farms.
Pall Mall Orange Glow safety sign range
29 November, 2010 | Supplied by: Pall Mall Manufacturing Co
The Orange Glow range of safety signs is available in both A-frame and safety cones. The colouring of the safety signs is bold, instantly noticeable even in areas of low light rating. Its glow effect attracts instant attention.
National Asbestos Management Review established
16 November, 2010
A national review into the management of asbestos has recently been set up by the federal government.
Prosecution after risky asbestos removal
09 November, 2010
A Victorian man who was caught by a WorkSafe inspector doing unlicensed asbestos removal has been convicted and fined $35,400.
Warning to turn off mobile phones when filling up
25 October, 2010
An automotive industry body has issued a warning to motorists to switch off their mobile phones when refueling their vehicles.
