WorkSafe Extends Specialist Care for Silica-Exposed Workers Victorian workers at high risk of silicosis will continue to access free health screening after WorkSafe Victoria extended its partnership

Mining Company Receives Fine for Endangering Employees With Silica Dust A Victorian mining company was recently found guilty and ordered to pay a fine of $400,000 for failing to provide adequate prot

WorkSafe ACT reminds businesses to train workers about crystalline silica WorkSafe ACT reminds all businesses to ensure workers receive proper crystalline silica training before 1 July 2023. The safe

Engineered Stone Ban to Protect Workers from Silica Dust Exposure: The Global Milestone Australia has banned the use, supply, and manufacture of engineered stone due to the release of fine silica dus

NSW Government has created a new expert taskforce to manage and tackle silica hazards linked to exposure for workers involved in tunnelling projects across the state. New Expert Taskforce Targets Sil

Inspectors from SafeWork NSW are visiting construction sites across the state to talk with workers about the health risks of silica dust exposure and mental ill-health.SafeWork NSW Executive Director

```html Safe Work Australia has today launched a new campaign to raise awareness about the risks of occupational lung disease. The 'Clean Air. Clear Lungs' engagement campaign gives employers and work

WorkSafe Victoria Reminds Employers to Prioritise Silica Safety Ahead of Nationwide Ban As the nationwide ban on engineered stone approaches, WorkSafe Victoria is reminding employers about the string

WorkSafe reminds Victorian employers that new regulations to help protect workers from exposure to deadly crystalline silica dust took effect from 15 May.Crystalline silica is found in ceramic tiles,

Safe Work Australia is seeking public comments on proposed policy options for managing occupational exposure to respirable crystalline silica.Safe Work Australia Chief Executive Michelle Baxter said p

New regulations banning the uncontrolled mechanical cutting of silica-containing materials in the ACT came into effect on 14 July 2022. Consequently, WHS Commissioner Jacqueline Agius has issu