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Working with crystalline silica materials
The rules and restrictions around working with crystalline silica must be followed stringently. Australian Capital Territory builders must stay well informed on the unique set of regulations that apply in the territory.
In this detailed resource, you’ll learn about crystalline silica materials (CSMs), what kind of controls must be in place to undertake processing in what can be a high-risk environment, and what training needs to take place.
Ensure you’re compliant and keep your workers safe by exploring this article designed for PCBUs in Australian Capital Territory.
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Who is it for?
Building professionals
Residential building industry professionals who work with crystalline silica materials on building sites in Australian Capital Territory.
What does it include?
- What is a crystalline silica material?
- Are all CSMs banned?
- What is considered processing?
- What controls are required?
- Working with stone-substitute materials
- Working with other crystalline silica materials
- Mandatory training
- What is ‘high risk crystalline silica work’?