NE OHS - Exmouth

27/07/2025

NE Occupational Hygiene Services is now an Occupational Hygiene Training Association (OHTA) approved training provider for:

- OHTA201 Basic Principles in Occupational Hygiene
- OHTA501 Measurement of Hazardous Substances
- OHTA502 Thermal Environment
- OHTA503 Noise Measurement and its Effects
- OHTA504 Asbestos and Other Fibres
- OHTA505 Control of Hazardous Substances
- OHTA506 Ergonomics Essentials
- OHTA507 Health Effects of Hazardous Substances

16/07/2025

Join CME for our Work Health and Safety Forum on Risk Based Health Monitoring.

Industry expert, Dr Julia Norris, will lead a discussion on:
🔵 Legislative requirements and recent changes
🔵 Risk-based health monitoring
🔵 Health monitoring requirements and reporting
🔵 Risk identification, management and controls

This is a great forum for Site Senior Executives, managers, supervisors, and key personnel from WHS, medical, and hygiene teams.

For more information, and to register for tickets, click the link in the comments below.

10/07/2025

On 1 December 2026, the workplace exposure standards (WES) for airborne contaminants will be replaced with workplace exposure limits (WEL). ⚠️

Visit our new airborne contaminants hub to learn about airborne contaminants, workplace exposure limits, and how the changes impact you. ✅

You can also download our new easy-to-read infographics for your workplace. 👍

Find out more here: www.safeworkaustralia.gov.au/airborne-contaminants

23/06/2025

Based in Exmouth. Available in Onslow, Karratha, Port Hedland and Broome.

www.neohs.com.au

10/12/2024

29/11/2024

This week is National Asbestos Awareness Week.

Did you know? 🔎

Despite being banned in 2003, thousands of buildings and machinery parts still contain asbestos. The risk of exposure to asbestos increases as the materials start to age.

Asbestos-containing materials that are damaged, disturbed or deteriorating can release dangerous fibres into the air, putting people at risk of breathing in these fibres, which can cause asbestosis, lung cancer and mesothelioma.

Over the last 5 years, there have been 513 accepted workers’ compensation claims where the injury or disease was related to asbestos.

Knowing where asbestos is located in your workplace is critical. Our Asbestos Registers Guide provides practical information for recording the location, type, condition, and date of identification of all asbestos-containing materials.

Download the guide from our website today - https://www.safeworkaustralia.gov.au/safety-topic/hazards/asbestos/resources

30/10/2024

Todays topic in our National Work Safe Month series focuses on heat stress in mining.

Heat stress can lead to an increase in a worker's core body temperature. Factors contributing to heat stress include the worker's clothing, physical activity, and environmental conditions like air temperature, radiant heat, humidity, and air movement. The body’s reaction to heat stress is known as heat strain.

Access and download the full information sheet directly from the CME website

28/10/2024

The next topic in our National Work Safe Month series focuses on Health Management Plans.

A Health Management Plan (HMP) identifies potential health hazards for all workers at mining operations and outlines monitoring and assessment strategies to protect their well-being. Through regular inspections, audits, and health monitoring, mine operators ensure that exposure levels remain safe and effective risk management practices are in place.

Access and download the information sheets directly from the CME website.

07/10/2024

Do you operate in the north of Western Australia? NE Occupational Hygiene Services is now available full-time to provide consulting services from Exmouth.

Certified Occupational Hygienist | Licensed Asbestos Assessor | Respirator Fit Tester.

NE Occupational Hygiene Services

30/09/2024