COVID-19 and employer responsibilities
Employers must identify whether there is a risk to health of employees from exposure to coronavirus at their workplace. Where a risk to health is identified at a workplace, employers must, so far as is reasonably practicable, eliminate or reduce the risk.
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Fatigue in mines: A handbook for earth resources industry
Management of alcohol and drugs in mines: A handbook for the earth resources industry
Health and safety statistics: Victorian mining industries
Crystalline silica: Safety basics
Commonly used dangerous goods
Security plan for storing high consequence dangerous goods
Security plan for transporting HCDG
Changes to protect Victorians working with engineered stone
Working with engineered stone
Working in oxygen-deficient atmospheres
Thay đổi để bảo vệ người dân Tiểu bang Victoria làm việc với đá nhân tạo (tiếng Việt)
Modifiche a tutela degli abitanti del Victoria che lavorano con la pietra ricostruita (Italiano)
為保護維多利亞州人造石相關工人做出的改善工作 (繁體中文)
为保护维多利亚州人造石相关工人做出的改善工作（简体中文）
Compliance code: Crystalline silica – engineered stone
Code summary: Managing exposure to crystalline silica - engineered stone
Peter's Story - WorkSafe's free health assessment for stonemasons
Digital licences
Welding
Silica-associated lung disease health screening research: Phase one final report
Plant and your legal duties
Hazardous manual handling solutions in the textile industry
Explosives licence: Manufacture, store, sell or import
Licence to transport explosives by road and rail