When it comes to developing safe workplaces through effective Occupational Hygiene practices it is better to be safe than sorry. Dust, gases, vapours, crystalline silica, airborne contaminants, and a whole range of other workplace exposure risks all pose a threat to the safety of employees who are just trying to go about finishing their workday,...
All businesses, no matter their industry, size, or scope, may be operating in workplaces exposed to a range of occupational hygiene risks, such as excessive noise and vibration exposure, heat stress, chemical hazards, dust and other airborne contaminants exposure, and so on. Unless companies approach the issue of developing compliant occupational hygiene practices in a...
In difficult times, effective occupational hygiene practices are so important. Safe, compliant occupational hygiene practices is one of those things that many people take for granted. Staff rightfully expect their workplaces to be hygienic, hazard-free environments, where they can focus on their duties without worrying about the potential impact that onsite environmental conditions could have...
One of the key ways successful businesses have distinguished themselves from their competitors over the past 18 months is by adopting a clear, proactive approach to workplace safety. With worksites across Australia potentially exposed to a wide range of occupational hygiene risks, many successful businesses have been quick in identify the scope of risks their...
The COVID pandemic has not only resulted in organisations across Australia altering their operational practices to meet new safety compliance obligations, it has also seen business’ develop clearer processes for informing the public of their compliant practices. For example, many companies will now visibly display signs informing visitors that they must wear a mask whilst...
For many businesses, achieving and maintaining compliant occupational hygiene practices can seem extremely difficult. To start with, companies must thoroughly identify the extent of their onsite occupational hygiene risks, paying careful attention to ensure nothing is overlooked. Then, all identified risks must be audited against workplace legislation to ensure the business practices are complying with...
The Construction Material Processors Association (CMPA) is an industry body committed to supporting and representing Victorian Earth Resources Industry members, and is dedicated to promoting, supporting, and advocating for employees from any organisation that deals with construction material processing. Anitech is proud to work with the CMPA on a number of projects, and help raise...
Remember when having 2020 vision used to be a good thing? This year has been a real challenge for business’, many of whom have had to throw out the rulebook on how their organisation was run, and completely restructure how their company operates. While this may have been confronting at first, many companies adjusted well...
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