Safe Work VIC – Silica Related Activities

Presenter(s): Halil Ahmet, Meryll Ashton and Niamah Coe

This 2022 webinar presentation provides information on various WorkSafe Victoria silica-related activities including information on the new Silica Regulations and Codes and impacts on the engineering stone industry and construction.

Posted on 21/02/2022

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