Resources
General resources
- Health monitoring
- Crystalline silica
- Asbestos
- Comparative table
- Regulation of chemicals in Australia
- Guide for PCBUs: Air monitoring and the workplace exposure limits for airborne contaminants
Infographics
- Harm from airborne contaminants
- What is an airborne contaminant?
- Sources of airborne contaminants
- Control measures for airborne contaminants
- Prepare for workplace exposure limits
- Top tips to comply with workplace exposure limits
- What is a workplace exposure limit
- How do airborne contaminants enter the body?
- Are your workers exposed to airborne contaminants?
- Working safely around airborne contaminants
- Is your personal protective equipment keeping you safe?
Animations
- Airborne contaminants
- What does an airborne contaminant look like?
- Identifying airborne contaminants in the workplace
- Managing the risks of airborne contaminants
- Prepare for the workplace exposure limits
Factsheets
- Risk assessments for airborne contaminants
- Engaging an occupational hygienist
- New Australian workplace exposure limits
- Advisory notation for ototoxicity
- Advisory notation for skin absorption
- Advisory notations for sensitisers
- New notes in the Workplace exposure limits for airborne contaminants
- Removal of workplace exposure limits for non-threshold genotoxic carcinogens
- Removal of notations for carcinogens in the Workplace exposure limits for airborne contaminants
Stakeholder information
- WES/WEL transition stakeholder pack
- Stakeholder social media tile – Employers
- Stakeholder social media tile - WHS Professionals
- Stakeholder social media tile - Workers