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Chemicals in the Workplace

3 Jul, 2024

Chemicals play a vital role in many industries, contributing significantly to a wide range of manufacturing processes and work methods. They are integral components in numerous sectors, including pharmaceuticals, agriculture, construction, and many more. However, their usage also brings about several potential exposure situations for workers. It‘s almost impossible to imagine an industry that doesn‘t...
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Glovein' the Cold?

19 Jun, 2024

As much as you'd glove to think otherwise, hand protection is a complex field, and not every glove is suited for every purpose, particularly chemical-resistant gloves. Within many industrial environments or applications, the risk of variable temperatures can be as important as the primary chemical hazard. Understanding how chemical gloves behave and interact with both...
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You Kneed Proper Protection

3 Jun, 2024

Across Australia and New Zealand, knee protection is crucial in physically demanding industries. According to SafeWork Australia, this is a major concern in those roles that require prolonged kneeling, squatting, crouching, and working in confined spaces or on uneven surfaces, which can significantly strain and injure the knees if appropriate protective measures are not taken. This...
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Selecting the Right Gloves When Working With Electricity

15 May, 2024

Working with electricity is an inherently hazardous undertaking. Electrical risk incorporates the danger of death, shock or other injury caused by electricity – through either direct or indirect exposure. The potential seriousness of these injuries requires the use of safety precautions and control measures designed to eliminate risk in the working environment. Key to this...
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Filter Selection Guide - Respiratory Protection

18 Apr, 2024

Fit testing is important, but there's more to a fit than just your mask. Cartridges and filters remove contaminants from the air you breathe, but they aren't one-size-fits-all - there's a lot of different types, and they aren't all interchangeable.  Which filter do I need? Understanding the different types of particulate filters and gas and...
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How To Use Different Bandage Types

28 Mar, 2024

Bandages are an essential medical supply for any first aid kit. They allow for the effective provision of wound care for a variety of different injuries and facilitate the wound healing process.  A number of bandages are available, with different types intended for specific purposes and for application to specific body parts. Knowing which bandages...
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Safety for the DIY Tradie

15 Mar, 2024

We all know you need to stay safe on the job, but how safe are you when doing your DIY projects? It's easy to forget how dangerous odd jobs around the house can be, and any enterprising DIY tradie needs to put their safety first just the same as a professional.   Do I really...
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PAPRs, Please!

1 Mar, 2024

Providing clean breathing air is essential when working in areas where hazardous contaminants are present. These respiratory protective systems offer comfortable protection against multiple hazards and their ease-of-use enables improved productivity in the workplace. Powered Air Purifying respirators (PAPRs) include a blower that draws contaminated air through filter/s to remove contaminants, supplying purified air to...
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How Safety Boots Keep You Safe

16 Feb, 2024

Hard work takes its toll, and preventable injuries like aches, pains and strains costs tradies annually.  With the cost of living starting to bite and tradies working overtime to meet demand, taking steps to safeguard your health has never been more important. Thankfully, preventing costly injuries could be as simple as investing in a comfortable pair of...
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Head Injuries In The Workplace

18 Jan, 2024

Those who work regularly on construction sites are at risk of head injuries. If you work on a construction site, hitting your head is not uncommon. Knocks and bumps are usually minor, but sometimes harder hits can occur. Accidents at work can include knocks to the head, falling objects, slips, trips, and falls. It is...
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