Information Sheets
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2023
Safety Data Sheet (SDS) Information Sheet
Safety data sheets provide useful information on chemicals, describing the hazards the chemical presents, and giving information on handling, storage and emergency measures in case of an accident.
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2023
Managing Driving for Work: Managing Grey Fleet
This guidance will help you learn about the legal duties of employers and how to implement a safe systems approach to managing the risk associated with driving for work in privately owned or privately leased vehicles, more commonly known as the grey fleet.
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2023
Managing Driving for Work: My Responsibilities
This Information sheet will help you learn about the relevant legislation, duties of employers, and how to implement a safe systems approach to managing driving for work.
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2023
SunSmart Employee Information Sheet
This information sheet is written primarily for employees and safety representatives to raise awareness about the risk of skin cancer from sun exposure.
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2023
Fire Extinguisher - Safety Checks
Information sheet for safety checks for Fire Extinguisher
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2022
Home Heating Oil Information Sheet
Information sheet for suppliers, distributors and retailers of containers of home heating oil.
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2022
Work Related Stress Information Sheet for Employees
Work related stress (WRS) is stress caused by or made worse by work. This information sheet aims to help employees understand and deal with their own stress, in order to better equip them to overcome and cope with work-related stress, where it arises.
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2022
Safe Working with Diesel Engine Exhaust - Information Sheet
Diesel engines power many machines and vehicles including trucks, buses, private vehicles, farm machinery and construction equipment. Such vehicles and equipment are also potential sources of exposure to diesel exhaust fumes in the workplace. This information sheet will help you understand the composition of the exhaust, its health effects, and ways to assess and prevent exposure.
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2022
Crystalline Silica Dust - Information Sheet
Crystalline silica is widely found in nature. Where concrete, stone or sand based materials are used, there is a potential for exposure to crystalline silica dust.
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2022
Wood Working - Information Sheet
Hardwood or softwood dusts generated during work processes can be hazardous to your health. Certain machines, e.g. sanding machines, can generate particularly high levels of dust.