CIH-authored WHS management for steel fabrication, metal finishing, food processing, and advanced manufacturing
Manufacturing environments expose workers to multiple airborne contaminants. Welding fume contains manganese, chromium VI, and nickel — each with different WES limits.
WHS Regulation 2025 Part 7.1Press brakes, guillotines, lathes, and CNC machines require documented risk assessments, pre-start inspections, and LOTO procedures.
WHS Regulation 2025 Part 5.3 — PlantAir monitoring results classified against AIOH categories. WES exceedances trigger CAPA and health surveillance.
AS 3640, WHS Reg s.352Pre-loaded register with GHS classification, storage requirements, and incompatibility checks.
WHS Regulation 2025 Part 7.1Six pre-built SWMS templates for MIG welding, angle grinding, crane operations, confined space, forklift, and heights.
WHS Regulation 2025 Part 6.3Digital pre-operational equipment checks for forklifts, cranes, press brakes with photo evidence capture.
WHS Regulation 2025 Part 5.3Applicable NSW Codes of Practice commencing 1 July 2026 under Section 26A
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