SA
Wednesday, 4:30 PM to 8:00 PM18/02/2026
000000
AIOH
We’re excited to welcome members and occupational hygiene enthusiasts to our first Chapter events for 2026, starting with South Australia and Victoria.
This presentation will touch on the coming changes to workplace exposure limits for diesel engine emissions (particulate and gases) and the forward planning required in the tunnelling industry. It will present some of the health in design work conducted during the planning of the T2D project and talk to controls that have been considered and are planned to be implemented to assist in reducing DEE exposures for workers in the tunnel to as low as reasonably practicable. It will also invite discussion and input about how we approach and manage reducing exposures to levels where technology may not yet make achieving these levels technically feasible or alternatives introduce other significant risks.
South Australia Chapter Return to Work SA From 4.30pm
Join us for the first SA Chapter meeting of 2026, featuring an informative session on DEE Workplace Exposure Limits and Health in Tunnelling Design, presented by Hamish Rae MAIOH, Certified Occupational Hygienist (COH)®, and Shelley Rowett. The session will be followed by networking and refreshments at Prohibition.
Date:Wednesday 18 February
Time: 4.30pm onwards
ReturnToWorkSA
400 King William St, Adelaide SA 5000
MEMBERS $5.00
NON MEMBER $10.00
STUDENTS: Free - Proof of study required upon entry
Affiliated Members $5 (use the discount provided for the discount to apply)
Hamish is a Senior Occupational Hygienist with GCG Health Safety & Hygiene. He has worked as a consultant across a number of industries including construction, defence, government, manufacturing, tunnelling and mining. He has an undergraduate degree in Applied Science and a Master of Occupational Hygiene and Toxicology from Edith Cowan University. He is a Full member of the AIOH and a Certified Occupational Hygienist and is passionate about sharing new and emerging information, technology and methods in occupational hygiene that can contribute to improving the protection of worker health.
Shelley.Rowett@rtwsa.com
kate.gibbs@bhp.com
