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Work processes can release dusts, gases, fumes, vapours, or mists into the air. These are known as airborne contaminants, and they may pose a risk to health and safety. To manage risks from airborne contaminants, you should follow the risk management process: 

1.     Identify hazards 

2.     Assess risks 

3.     Control risks 

4.     Review control measures 

When working through the risk management process, you must also consult with your workers. By drawing on the knowledge and experience of your workers, you can make more informed decisions about how to carry out the work safely.

Filed under

  • WHS
  • Workplace Exposure Limits

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