Gas cylinder lockers
09 June, 2009 | Supplied by: PBA Safety
The No Rust system provides a solution for safely securing LPG and compressed gas cylinders.
Hydrocarbon clean-up agent
09 June, 2009 | Supplied by: CI Agent Solutions Asia Pacific
CI Agent spill cleaner is a polymer technology developed to provide an environmentally friendly solution for prevention, clean-up and disposal of all hydrocarbon spills on land and water.
Ground signage
09 June, 2009 | Supplied by: Concrete Graphics Australia
Concrete Graphics ground signage is printed on an aluminium foil backing which moulds to the surface of the ground and forms to grooves and crevasses, giving the appearance of painted concrete.
General-purpose absorbent
09 June, 2009 | Supplied by: Spill Station Australia
Sukerup organic absorbent is 100% organic and contains no chemical residues. It is made from ground coconut husk milled to a particle size that allows maximum absorption.
Safety tools
09 June, 2009 | Supplied by: R.A Venn Pty Ltd
The EgaMaster 1000 V insulated tools are tested to 10,000 V and tested for heat resistance, adhesion, penetration and impact, making them suitable for a wide range of trades and applications.
Drum dispensing tool
09 June, 2009 | Supplied by: Enware Australia Pty Ltd
The Poly-Dolly drum carrier transports 205 L drums and tilts to become a self-dispensing station, while acting as its own secondary containment unit against spills.
Explosion-proof containment
09 June, 2009 | Supplied by: Pro Quip International Pty Ltd
The Deto-Stop explosion prevention system uses an aluminium alloy mesh to provide protection from explosive combustion in tanks and vessels containing flammable liquids or gases.
Tobin Saline Solution eyewash station
09 June, 2009 | Supplied by: Enware Australia Pty Ltd
The Tobin Saline Solution eye protection system provides a first response tool to chemical injury in workplaces, supplementing primary eyewash stations and emergency showers.
World Bank warns of asbestos hazards
25 May, 2009
The World Bank has issued a guidance note on the treatment of asbestos in new and existing buildings.
ACTU calls for health and safety regulation on nanotechnology
05 May, 2009
Australian unions warn that nanotechnologies pose possible health and safety risks to workers and therefore regulation is needed.
Companies plead guilty after explosion
20 April, 2009
Two companies were recently convicted and fined over an explosion in a Victorian meat processing plant.
New findings on asbestos diseases
31 March, 2009
New findings from the International Agency for Research on Cancer confirms the serious dangers of exposure to asbestos.
Out-of-control hose and unsafe work systems threaten contracts
25 March, 2009
An injury sustained by a worker from an out-of-control, high-pressure hose could have cost a company millions in lost contracts.
Forum to address mesothelioma
05 March, 2009
A new forum has commenced to address the collection of data on past exposure to asbestos of patients diagnosed with mesothelioma.
World's first mandatory nanotech safety requirement
16 February, 2009
Canada may become the world's first country to require companies to identify their use of engineered nano-materials, thereby allowing the government to evaluate their risks and to develop appropriate safety measures to protect against them.
