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Mini sensors to help in the fight against corrosion
Tiny and often tucked away in hard-to-reach nooks and crannies, a novel array of sensors is poised to change the costly and resource-intensive process of fighting corrosion in ...
Turning noise into dollars
Australian scientists are helping to build a profitable new industry which turns 'noise' into money.
Separating and purifying nutrients from waste
Together the University of Western Sydney's Centre for Advanced Food Research (CAFR) and Food Science Australia (FSA) have invented a way to separate and purify the nutrients contained ...
Call for Australian government to nationalise OHS
In the midst of the fierce industrial relations battle, the NSW Industrial Relations Minister is backing calls for the federal government to assume control of workplace safety.
Industrial CO2 Refrigeration Project
CRF (Colac Otway) Pty Ltd, located in western Victoria, is a lamb and veal processing facility with about 300 employees processing an average of 6000 head per day. CRF products that ...
Toyota's manufacturing methods for reducing emissions
Since the Toyota automotive business sprang from a period of economic difficulty in Japan in the late 1930s, its business model has been based on limiting waste and ‘lean, clean’ ...
Effective environmental reporting
As the myriad implications of globalisation on the international landscape continue to reveal themselves, the activities of the world’s organisations are increasingly subject to ...
Inspection programme to ensure machines are guarded
Concerns about the number of workplace injuries involving unguarded machinery have prompted WorkSafe to launch a targeted inspection programme to check on machine guarding.
Australian construction industry set for new heights
Australia's $90 billion construction industry could be an international leader in sustainable building methods by 2020, according to the finding of the Construction 2020 report by ...
Could OHS lose university status?
OHS continues to hang on in the academic arena, responding to professional drivers and spreading the OHS word. But some fear poor research funding could eventually ‘relegate’ OHS to ...
Adopting environmental management in your operations
It makes good business sense to adopt environmental management as an integral part of your operational practices.
Eco-efficiency in the Metal Fabrication sector
An assessment of 10 metal trades/metal fabrication industries in Queensland and New South Wales as part of an Eco-Efficiency Agreement between Environment Australia and the Ai Group ...
Golden Circle proactive about protecting employees
Fruit and vegetable processor Golden Circle evolved its approach to safety from machine guarding to a safety systems focus in the late 1990s.
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