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CMMS software: centralising compliance in industrial transport
Computerised maintenance management systems software allows companies to oversee equipment and store important safety information in a centralised digital hub. [ + ]
Crane compliance: safer handling through survey, review and training
Crane compliance is a complex task. However, through independent, expert external survey, review and training, the process can be made simpler. [ + ]
Ladder safety systems vs ladder cages: the new shift
Only a ladder (caged or otherwise) fitted with a fall arrest system will provide long-term safe access for workers in a way that will minimise the risks involved in climbing. [ + ]
Silica dust: the tiny protagonist injuring Australians
Silica dust is estimated to cause over 230 cases of lung cancer each year in Australian workers. [ + ]
Extraction systems for welder protection: a handy overview
Extraction systems that reliably detect hazardous substances are among the key respiratory protections for welders; here is an overview of the systems available. [ + ]
Road-friendly air suspension: preventive maintenance checklist
This timely checklist for heavy vehicles is designed to keep road-friendly air suspension working safer for longer across Australia's road transport network. [ + ]
At height risks in construction: a more holistic approach
Despite a focus from regulators on reducing deaths and serious injuries resulting from falls from height in construction, a more holistic approach is needed. [ + ]
Welder respiratory PPE: control measures and responsibilities
PPE for respiratory protection from welding fume is commonly available in two main forms: welding helmets with integrated respiratory protection and half mask respirators. [ + ]
Strong safety culture: its importance during the pandemic
A strong safety culture is a key goal for any organisation. During the pandemic, how can safety professionals and workplaces ensure that safety is kept front of mind? [ + ]
Silica dust: better respiratory protection is needed
Silica particles are much smaller than a grain of sand and are harmful to inhale into the lungs, making respiratory protection (powered respirators especially) vital. [ + ]
Return to work: support your people with a robust system
Integrating technology and automation into your safety management procedures can streamline essential compliance requirements and support employee return to work. [ + ]
Coverall selection: handling harmful substances
It can be difficult to determine which type of coverall is right for harmful chemicals and substances protection. However, there are protective standards in place. [ + ]
Fire protection systems: transforming ancient principles
The fire protection industry is frequently traced back to the Ancient Romans. Through technological innovation, these ancient principles have been transformed. [ + ]
Sun glare: protecting yourself on the road
Sun glare can strike a driver unexpectedly at any time. If you prepare yourself and your vehicle, you'll have the best chance of staying safe. [ + ]
Safety management today: 5 key problems
A safety management and organisational change expert sets out five key problems with the way that many organisations are managing safety today. [ + ]