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Safe use of silica-free stone materials
Following the ban on engineered stone benchtops, panels and slabs containing 1% or more crystalline silica, the focus is now on using substitute stone materials.
Friday, 04th October 2024
Working with substitute stone materials is essential for builders who used to work with engineered stone. Now that the national hazard prevention regulations are in place, industry professionals must seek alternatives.
In this handy article you’ll learn about identifying substitute stone and how to prevent harm to your workers on-site. This new phase of working must be managed carefully – so it is crucial you understand the basics and keep hazards to a minimum.
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Who is it for?
Building Professionals
Residential building professionals who work with substitute stone materials.
What does it include?
- How to find out what a substitute stone material contains
- Identifying the hazards and assessing the risks
- Recommended dust control measures.