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Stay Updated on the Latest in Dust Control R&D

Looking for more insights into dust control, particulate hazard management, and the latest research in this field? We regularly share videos, industry updates, and R&D developments on our LinkedIn page. Follow us there to stay informed and explore cutting-edge solutions.

Unlocking Compliance & Efficiency in Dust Control

Learn how to achieve compliance with Australian standards for fugitive dust control. Our guide outlines practical steps for evidence gathering and implementing effective engineering controls to protect people, the environment, and your operations.

Respirable & Silica Dust Control: Achieve Compliance & Protect Your Workforce

Achieve Compliance with Australian Standards for Fugitive Dust Control Our attached slide outlines practical steps to meet evidence-gathering standards and implement effective engineering controls for fugitive dust compliance in Australia. See how you can protect people, the environment, and your operations by aligning with best practices and regulatory requirements.

Workplace Exposure Limits – airborne contaminants

From 1 December 2026 Australia will adopt the Workplace exposure limits for airborne contaminants (WEL list). Until 1 December 2026, PCBUs must still comply with the workplace exposure standard (WES list). Work processes can release dusts, gases, fumes, vapours, or mists into the air. These are known as airborne contaminants and may pose a risk to health and safety. Persons conducting a business or undertaking (PCBUs) must eliminate or minimise risks in the workplace from airborne contaminants so far as is reasonably practicable. This can be done by ensuring that workers or others at the workplace are not exposed to levels of airborne contaminants above their workplace exposure standard (WES) until the end of the transition period to the WEL list on 30 November 2026.

Doctors want better protection for workers exposed to workplace chemicals labelled 'silent killers'

Doctors are calling for workers to be better protected from nine chemicals they have labelled "silent killers". The government's workplace regulator has found the current exposure standards are too low to sufficiently protect workers.

Wrapping Up 2024

Wrapping Up 2024: Thank You for a Great Year! 🎉 As 2024 comes to a close, we want to take a moment to thank our clients, partners, and supporters for an incredible year. Your trust and collaboration have been instrumental in driving our success and delivering innovative engineering solutions that make a real impact. At Particular Engineering Pty Ltd, we’ve achieved some amazing milestones this year—from supplying advanced dust suppression systems to working on innovative projects across Australia. We’re excited for what’s ahead in 2025! Our team will be taking a well-earned break over the holiday period and will be back on board from 6th January 2025, ready to tackle new challenges and opportunities. Wishing you all a safe and joyful holiday season. Here’s to another successful year ahead! 🎉

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