Control isocyanate exposure with compliant spray booths, supplied-air RPE, and health surveillance programs.
Spray painting with two-pack polyurethane systems is the primary source of isocyanate exposure in Australian auto body workshops. Isocyanates cause occupational asthma that is irreversible once sensitisation occurs, and even brief unprotected exposure can trigger permanent respiratory disability. The workplace exposure limit for isocyanates drops by 75 per cent to 0.005 mg/m3 from 1 December 2026. A comprehensive WHS management system ensures spray painting operations meet current and incoming regulatory requirements while protecting painters from Australia's most regulated chemical hazard class.
Work in a contaminated or flammable atmosphere, confined space (booth maintenance)
We help spray painters and workshop owners develop compliant isocyanate management plans, spray booth testing programs, and health surveillance systems.
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