Employers urged to manage risks
Employers must actively manage risks to ensure workers go home healthy and safe, WorkSafe New Zealand insists. Continue →
The post Employers urged to manage risks appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Unplugging the USB cybersecurity threat
The little connectors can cause big cybersecurity trouble at plants and businesses big and small. Continue →
The post Unplugging the USB cybersecurity threat appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
New system for hazardous substances management
A new system for managing hazardous substances in New Zealand will come into force in December 2017. Continue →
The post New system for hazardous substances management appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Laser tech gas detection firm goes nationwide
Industrial gas sensing equipment manufacturer Photonic Innovations Ltd has partnered with Active Refrigeration to form its first New Zealand-wide distribution agreement. Continue →
The post Laser tech gas detection firm goes nationwide appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Good hearing is a neural balancing act
Differences in how old and young adults’ brains respond to speech-like sounds could inform strategies for improving the age-related listening difficulties that afflict many older workers, research shows. Continue →
The post Good hearing is a neural balancing act appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Keeping commercial kitchens clean and safe
Commercial kitchen operators know how difficult and sometimes dangerous cleaning pots and pans can be. Continue →
The post Keeping commercial kitchens clean and safe appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Pedestrians wearing headphones campaign target
A rise in rail incidents involving pedestrians wearing headphones is being targeted in a new safety campaign launched for Rail Safety Week. Continue →
The post Pedestrians wearing headphones campaign target appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Linesman burnt after risks not managed
Failure to adequately assess and control the risks of working near live electricity left a trainee worker with serious burns, says WorkSafe. Continue →
The post Linesman burnt after risks not managed appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Making lone workers comfortable with safety solutions
Providing your lone workers with a safety solution is a great step, but you may be concerned about experiencing resistance from your workforce. Continue →
The post Making lone workers comfortable with safety solutions appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Jack-up systems provide safety for heavy lifts
A new fully computer-controlled jack-up system is engineered to provide optimum safety and precision control for demanding high-tonnage lifting and lowering applications. Continue →
The post Jack-up systems provide safety for heavy lifts appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Rural alliance fronting suicide prevention training
A national rural organisation is taking a leadership role in providing training to prevent suicide, which is a particular cause for concern among the rural community. Continue →
The post Rural alliance fronting suicide prevention training appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Get rid of absenteeism once and for all
Absenteeism costs the New Zealand economy a staggering $1.3 billion a year, says Alsco Community Outreach Manager Katrina McKinnon. Continue →
The post Get rid of absenteeism once and for all appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Lessons learnt from a preventable accident
Jason Anker went to work as usual on a construction site in 1993 and was tasked with carrying out some work on the roof of a building. Continue →
The post Lessons learnt from a preventable accident appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Intelligent cameras to help ensure public safety
Motorola Solutions has joined forces with artificial intelligence (AI) company Neurala to develop intelligent cameras for public safety users. Continue →
The post Intelligent cameras to help ensure public safety appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Working near water is a high-risk activity
Two fatal accidents and several serious incident investigations by WorkSafe’s High Hazard Unit provide valuable lessons to prevent mobile plant unintentionally entering water. Continue →
The post Working near water is a high-risk activity appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Contractors’ benchmarking tool goes live
SiteWise has launched a new feature which will make monitoring contractors’ health and safety performance easier. Continue →
The post Contractors’ benchmarking tool goes live appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Kiwis hear the call and take up the challenge
Hundreds of New Zealanders will find out what it’s like to live with a hearing loss when they take up the Silent Leadership Challenge this Friday, August 4. Continue →
The post Kiwis hear the call and take up the challenge appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Meeting Wellington council’s health and safety needs
A regional council’s health and safety management system needs to be flexible, intuitive and able to encompass all of its different working environments – whether that be office-based, in remote farming country or out in the bush. Continue →
The post Meeting Wellington council’s health and safety needs appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Twenty-five signs of an awesome safety culture
Safety culture is difficult to measure – how do you measure values, attitudes and beliefs? Continue →
The post Twenty-five signs of an awesome safety culture appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Synthetic hits offer real-life dangers
Seven recent deaths in Auckland have sparked concerns about the use of synthetic cannabis, which is often prominent in the local workforce.
Continue →
The post Synthetic hits offer real-life dangers appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Home is where the work is…
Improvements in technology mean that working from home is more manageable than ever before, note Kirsty McDonald and Joseph Williams. Continue →
The post Home is where the work is… appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
The ripple effect causes unforeseen problems
An accident in the workplace is the same as casting a stone into a pond, observes Hasmate Ltd Director and health and safety expert Gordon Anderson. Continue →
The post The ripple effect causes unforeseen problems appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Safer cycling the focus of guidance report
A new guidance report aimed at health and safety and HR professionals offers healthy tips for local cyclists. Continue →
The post Safer cycling the focus of guidance report appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Mobile devices perfect for safety software
The adoption of mobile devices continues to grow in everyday working life, notes marketing executive Greig Duncan. Continue →
The post Mobile devices perfect for safety software appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Are your health records safe from attackers?
Recent cyberattacks have shown that Kiwis’ health information is vulnerable and at risk, a global expert warns. Continue →
The post Are your health records safe from attackers? appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
These smartphones are made for walking
A Stanford University study has found Kiwis are amongst the most sedentary people in the world. Continue →
The post These smartphones are made for walking appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Challenge to highlight noise induced hearing loss
The National Foundation for the Deaf is calling for registrations for its annual online fundraising event on the 4 August called ‘The Silent Leadership Challenge’. Continue →
The post Challenge to highlight noise induced hearing loss appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Free health and safety training to build on-site leaders
Speaking up on site is one thing Site Safe scholarship recipient Peter Foaese is proud to do. Continue →
The post Free health and safety training to build on-site leaders appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Tailgating causing many crashes, research reveals
Tailgating is the leading cause of rear-end crashes with one in two drivers failing to keep a safe following distance, according to a Queensland report that holds valuable lessons for New Zealand drivers. Continue →
The post Tailgating causing many crashes, research reveals appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
New toolkit to boost health and safety
Site Safe has welcomed the announcement of a new toolkit designed to help businesses improve health and safety. Continue →
The post New toolkit to boost health and safety appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Employer’s obligations on snow days not crystal clear
The arrival of snow has raised questions about employers’ obligations when snow days occur, lawyers Duncan Cotterill note. Continue →
The post Employer’s obligations on snow days not crystal clear appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Updating health and safety on the family farm
Rebecca and Nathan Keoghan are the fifth generation of Nathan’s family to farm their land seven km from Westport. Continue →
The post Updating health and safety on the family farm appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Start talking to improve mental health and safety
All it takes to make a difference is a conversation – that was just one of the tips shared by Mental Health Promoter Lisa Ducat at a recent Site Safe Wellington Safety Liaison Group. Continue →
The post Start talking to improve mental health and safety appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Listening to joint implants to prolong use
Research on early detection of wear and tear of the hip joint implants that keep many people working is set to make significant new progress following an infusion of funding. Continue →
The post Listening to joint implants to prolong use appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Brain region links stress to heart disease and stroke
Heightened activity in the amygdala – a region of the brain involved in stress – is associated with a greater risk of heart disease and stroke, according to a new study published in The Lancet. Continue →
The post Brain region links stress to heart disease and stroke appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Innovative scissor lift wins safety award
The Athena 850 scissor lift has received the Safety Solution of the Year at this year’s Manufacturers’ Monthly Endeavour Awards. Continue →
The post Innovative scissor lift wins safety award appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Liquefaction dust not responsible for Legionnaire’s
Liquefaction dust from the September 2010 Canterbury earthquake was not responsible for a noticeable increase in Legionnaire’s disease, according to an Otago University study. Continue →
The post Liquefaction dust not responsible for Legionnaire’s appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Don’t rely on smartphone apps to treat back pain
University of Sydney researchers have found that smartphone apps for treating back pain have questionable value as they are generally of poor quality, and have not been rigorously evaluated. Continue →
The post Don’t rely on smartphone apps to treat back pain appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Site Safe Health and Safety Awards nominations open
Have you or your team achieved great health and safety in construction? Continue →
The post Site Safe Health and Safety Awards nominations open appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Is your handheld electronic device crippling you?
A study of 48 university students has found intensive users of electronic devices reported more wrist/hand pain than non-intensive users. Continue →
The post Is your handheld electronic device crippling you? appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
New Zealand Red Cross
Continue →
The post New Zealand Red Cross appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Providing practical, emotional support after a disaster
Most New Zealanders are acutely aware of the possibility of a natural disaster such as an earthquake, but what’s the best way of helping people affected by such a traumatic event? Continue →
The post Providing practical, emotional support after a disaster appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Focus on forklifts, regulator urges
WorkSafe NZ is concerned that there have been seven workplace fatalities involving moving machinery such as forklifts since the start of May. Continue →
The post Focus on forklifts, regulator urges appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Stress helps cancer flourish, research shows
Chronic stress helps cancer spread through the body by affecting the lymphatic system – a network of vessels which transports fluid around the body – according to Australian-led research on mice. Continue →
The post Stress helps cancer flourish, research shows appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Annual fleet safety survey of at-work drivers
Road safety charity Brake is inviting all organisations who employ or contract at-work drivers to take part in its annual fleet safety survey. Continue →
The post Annual fleet safety survey of at-work drivers appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Some exercise better than none
Physical activity guidelines should focus on getting inactive people to do a little activity rather than strive for the entire population to meet the current target of 150 minutes of moderate activity a week, say experts
Too much sitting has been shown to increase the risk of chronic diseases, particularly diabetes, heart disease, and some types of cancer. Continue →
The post Some exercise better than none appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Most indoor workers not getting enough vitamin D
Occupation may be a major factor in vitamin D deficiency, researchers say
Vitamin D levels in most occupational groups are well below those considered optimal for health, according to a study published in the open access journal BMC Public Health. Continue →
The post Most indoor workers not getting enough vitamin D appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Dangers of entering grain silos underestimated
Poor risk management, emergency planning, and training for confined spaces work put an electrician’s life in danger, WorkSafe says
It also threatened the safety of 14 others who went to his aid in a grain silo incident, says WorkSafe Chief Inspector Keith Stewart. Continue →
The post Dangers of entering grain silos underestimated appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Airborne viruses live for longer than expected
Cover your mouth when sneezing or coughing and wash your hands to avoid spreading germs
Working when sick
The simple, well-worn advice for preventing winter colds and flu from spreading has been strengthened with new research from a team of researchers from Queensland University of Technology (QUT). Continue →
The post Airborne viruses live for longer than expected appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Certified asbestos safety management system essential
Licensed asbestos removal businesses must have a certified safety management system (SMS) by 4 April 2018 as part of the new asbestos regulations. Continue →
The post Certified asbestos safety management system essential appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Employers urged to manage risks
Employers must actively manage risks to ensure workers go home healthy and safe, WorkSafe New Zealand insists. Continue →
The post Employers urged to manage risks appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Unplugging the USB cybersecurity threat
The little connectors can cause big cybersecurity trouble at plants and businesses big and small. Continue →
The post Unplugging the USB cybersecurity threat appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
New system for hazardous substances management
A new system for managing hazardous substances in New Zealand will come into force in December 2017. Continue →
The post New system for hazardous substances management appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Laser tech gas detection firm goes nationwide
Industrial gas sensing equipment manufacturer Photonic Innovations Ltd has partnered with Active Refrigeration to form its first New Zealand-wide distribution agreement. Continue →
The post Laser tech gas detection firm goes nationwide appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Good hearing is a neural balancing act
Differences in how old and young adults’ brains respond to speech-like sounds could inform strategies for improving the age-related listening difficulties that afflict many older workers, research shows. Continue →
The post Good hearing is a neural balancing act appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Keeping commercial kitchens clean and safe
Commercial kitchen operators know how difficult and sometimes dangerous cleaning pots and pans can be. Continue →
The post Keeping commercial kitchens clean and safe appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Pedestrians wearing headphones campaign target
A rise in rail incidents involving pedestrians wearing headphones is being targeted in a new safety campaign launched for Rail Safety Week. Continue →
The post Pedestrians wearing headphones campaign target appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Linesman burnt after risks not managed
Failure to adequately assess and control the risks of working near live electricity left a trainee worker with serious burns, says WorkSafe. Continue →
The post Linesman burnt after risks not managed appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Making lone workers comfortable with safety solutions
Providing your lone workers with a safety solution is a great step, but you may be concerned about experiencing resistance from your workforce. Continue →
The post Making lone workers comfortable with safety solutions appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Jack-up systems provide safety for heavy lifts
A new fully computer-controlled jack-up system is engineered to provide optimum safety and precision control for demanding high-tonnage lifting and lowering applications. Continue →
The post Jack-up systems provide safety for heavy lifts appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Rural alliance fronting suicide prevention training
A national rural organisation is taking a leadership role in providing training to prevent suicide, which is a particular cause for concern among the rural community. Continue →
The post Rural alliance fronting suicide prevention training appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Get rid of absenteeism once and for all
Absenteeism costs the New Zealand economy a staggering $1.3 billion a year, says Alsco Community Outreach Manager Katrina McKinnon. Continue →
The post Get rid of absenteeism once and for all appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Lessons learnt from a preventable accident
Jason Anker went to work as usual on a construction site in 1993 and was tasked with carrying out some work on the roof of a building. Continue →
The post Lessons learnt from a preventable accident appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Intelligent cameras to help ensure public safety
Motorola Solutions has joined forces with artificial intelligence (AI) company Neurala to develop intelligent cameras for public safety users. Continue →
The post Intelligent cameras to help ensure public safety appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Working near water is a high-risk activity
Two fatal accidents and several serious incident investigations by WorkSafe’s High Hazard Unit provide valuable lessons to prevent mobile plant unintentionally entering water. Continue →
The post Working near water is a high-risk activity appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Contractors’ benchmarking tool goes live
SiteWise has launched a new feature which will make monitoring contractors’ health and safety performance easier. Continue →
The post Contractors’ benchmarking tool goes live appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Kiwis hear the call and take up the challenge
Hundreds of New Zealanders will find out what it’s like to live with a hearing loss when they take up the Silent Leadership Challenge this Friday, August 4. Continue →
The post Kiwis hear the call and take up the challenge appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Meeting Wellington council’s health and safety needs
A regional council’s health and safety management system needs to be flexible, intuitive and able to encompass all of its different working environments – whether that be office-based, in remote farming country or out in the bush. Continue →
The post Meeting Wellington council’s health and safety needs appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Twenty-five signs of an awesome safety culture
Safety culture is difficult to measure – how do you measure values, attitudes and beliefs? Continue →
The post Twenty-five signs of an awesome safety culture appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Synthetic hits offer real-life dangers
Seven recent deaths in Auckland have sparked concerns about the use of synthetic cannabis, which is often prominent in the local workforce.
Continue →
The post Synthetic hits offer real-life dangers appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Home is where the work is…
Improvements in technology mean that working from home is more manageable than ever before, note Kirsty McDonald and Joseph Williams. Continue →
The post Home is where the work is… appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
The ripple effect causes unforeseen problems
An accident in the workplace is the same as casting a stone into a pond, observes Hasmate Ltd Director and health and safety expert Gordon Anderson. Continue →
The post The ripple effect causes unforeseen problems appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Safer cycling the focus of guidance report
A new guidance report aimed at health and safety and HR professionals offers healthy tips for local cyclists. Continue →
The post Safer cycling the focus of guidance report appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Mobile devices perfect for safety software
The adoption of mobile devices continues to grow in everyday working life, notes marketing executive Greig Duncan. Continue →
The post Mobile devices perfect for safety software appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Are your health records safe from attackers?
Recent cyberattacks have shown that Kiwis’ health information is vulnerable and at risk, a global expert warns. Continue →
The post Are your health records safe from attackers? appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
These smartphones are made for walking
A Stanford University study has found Kiwis are amongst the most sedentary people in the world. Continue →
The post These smartphones are made for walking appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Challenge to highlight noise induced hearing loss
The National Foundation for the Deaf is calling for registrations for its annual online fundraising event on the 4 August called ‘The Silent Leadership Challenge’. Continue →
The post Challenge to highlight noise induced hearing loss appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Free health and safety training to build on-site leaders
Speaking up on site is one thing Site Safe scholarship recipient Peter Foaese is proud to do. Continue →
The post Free health and safety training to build on-site leaders appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Tailgating causing many crashes, research reveals
Tailgating is the leading cause of rear-end crashes with one in two drivers failing to keep a safe following distance, according to a Queensland report that holds valuable lessons for New Zealand drivers. Continue →
The post Tailgating causing many crashes, research reveals appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
New toolkit to boost health and safety
Site Safe has welcomed the announcement of a new toolkit designed to help businesses improve health and safety. Continue →
The post New toolkit to boost health and safety appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Employer’s obligations on snow days not crystal clear
The arrival of snow has raised questions about employers’ obligations when snow days occur, lawyers Duncan Cotterill note. Continue →
The post Employer’s obligations on snow days not crystal clear appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Updating health and safety on the family farm
Rebecca and Nathan Keoghan are the fifth generation of Nathan’s family to farm their land seven km from Westport. Continue →
The post Updating health and safety on the family farm appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Start talking to improve mental health and safety
All it takes to make a difference is a conversation – that was just one of the tips shared by Mental Health Promoter Lisa Ducat at a recent Site Safe Wellington Safety Liaison Group. Continue →
The post Start talking to improve mental health and safety appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Listening to joint implants to prolong use
Research on early detection of wear and tear of the hip joint implants that keep many people working is set to make significant new progress following an infusion of funding. Continue →
The post Listening to joint implants to prolong use appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Brain region links stress to heart disease and stroke
Heightened activity in the amygdala – a region of the brain involved in stress – is associated with a greater risk of heart disease and stroke, according to a new study published in The Lancet. Continue →
The post Brain region links stress to heart disease and stroke appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Innovative scissor lift wins safety award
The Athena 850 scissor lift has received the Safety Solution of the Year at this year’s Manufacturers’ Monthly Endeavour Awards. Continue →
The post Innovative scissor lift wins safety award appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Liquefaction dust not responsible for Legionnaire’s
Liquefaction dust from the September 2010 Canterbury earthquake was not responsible for a noticeable increase in Legionnaire’s disease, according to an Otago University study. Continue →
The post Liquefaction dust not responsible for Legionnaire’s appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Don’t rely on smartphone apps to treat back pain
University of Sydney researchers have found that smartphone apps for treating back pain have questionable value as they are generally of poor quality, and have not been rigorously evaluated. Continue →
The post Don’t rely on smartphone apps to treat back pain appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Site Safe Health and Safety Awards nominations open
Have you or your team achieved great health and safety in construction? Continue →
The post Site Safe Health and Safety Awards nominations open appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Is your handheld electronic device crippling you?
A study of 48 university students has found intensive users of electronic devices reported more wrist/hand pain than non-intensive users. Continue →
The post Is your handheld electronic device crippling you? appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
New Zealand Red Cross
Continue →
The post New Zealand Red Cross appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Providing practical, emotional support after a disaster
Most New Zealanders are acutely aware of the possibility of a natural disaster such as an earthquake, but what’s the best way of helping people affected by such a traumatic event? Continue →
The post Providing practical, emotional support after a disaster appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Focus on forklifts, regulator urges
WorkSafe NZ is concerned that there have been seven workplace fatalities involving moving machinery such as forklifts since the start of May. Continue →
The post Focus on forklifts, regulator urges appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Stress helps cancer flourish, research shows
Chronic stress helps cancer spread through the body by affecting the lymphatic system – a network of vessels which transports fluid around the body – according to Australian-led research on mice. Continue →
The post Stress helps cancer flourish, research shows appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Annual fleet safety survey of at-work drivers
Road safety charity Brake is inviting all organisations who employ or contract at-work drivers to take part in its annual fleet safety survey. Continue →
The post Annual fleet safety survey of at-work drivers appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Some exercise better than none
Physical activity guidelines should focus on getting inactive people to do a little activity rather than strive for the entire population to meet the current target of 150 minutes of moderate activity a week, say experts
Too much sitting has been shown to increase the risk of chronic diseases, particularly diabetes, heart disease, and some types of cancer. Continue →
The post Some exercise better than none appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Most indoor workers not getting enough vitamin D
Occupation may be a major factor in vitamin D deficiency, researchers say
Vitamin D levels in most occupational groups are well below those considered optimal for health, according to a study published in the open access journal BMC Public Health. Continue →
The post Most indoor workers not getting enough vitamin D appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Dangers of entering grain silos underestimated
Poor risk management, emergency planning, and training for confined spaces work put an electrician’s life in danger, WorkSafe says
It also threatened the safety of 14 others who went to his aid in a grain silo incident, says WorkSafe Chief Inspector Keith Stewart. Continue →
The post Dangers of entering grain silos underestimated appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Airborne viruses live for longer than expected
Cover your mouth when sneezing or coughing and wash your hands to avoid spreading germs
Working when sick
The simple, well-worn advice for preventing winter colds and flu from spreading has been strengthened with new research from a team of researchers from Queensland University of Technology (QUT). Continue →
The post Airborne viruses live for longer than expected appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
Certified asbestos safety management system essential
Licensed asbestos removal businesses must have a certified safety management system (SMS) by 4 April 2018 as part of the new asbestos regulations. Continue →
The post Certified asbestos safety management system essential appeared first on Industrial Safety News Magazine.
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