Silicosis identified as an occupational disease in the 1940s, re-emerged 60 years later? In 2018 there was a sudden spike in cases of silicosis, Australian workers in
NSW Labour Leader in the Legislative Council and Shadow Minister for Industrial Relations, Adam Searle, has confirmed that NSW Labour will reintroduce legislation into parliament
NSW Labour Leader in the Legislative Council and Shadow Minister for Industrial Relations, Adam Searle, has confirmed that NSW Labour will reintroduce legislation into parliament
“This can cause fatigue and impact of productivity.” “Working from home” has gained tremendous popularity since the Covid-19 restriction were implemented at the start of
NSW Labour Leader in the Legislative Council and Shadow Minister for Industrial Relations, Adam Searle, has confirmed that NSW Labour will reintroduce legislation into parliament
“This can cause fatigue and impact of productivity.” “Working from home” has gained tremendous popularity since the Covid-19 restriction were implemented at the start of
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Safety Tips
Australian Workplace Safety Tips
Skin Protection
Do you work with chemicals, cement, paint, or adhesives?
Many of the substances used in these materials can cause skin irritation. Which can result in burns, dermatitis, and other skin concerns.
Symptoms:
Red or swollen fingers
Cracked itchy skin
Crusting or thickening of skin in exposed areas
Blisters
Burns
Protect your Skin:
Keep your arms and clothing dry, wearing the correct PPE, such as gloves, overalls, and footwear. If you work outside apply sunscreen on a regular basis
Wear gloves when handling the materials and substances
Wash your hands on a regular basis
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