Is silica dust the new asbestos?

For decades, asbestos was the invisible danger that left a lasting mark on the health and safety landscape. Today, silica dust is drawing the same level of concern. Found in concrete, stone, bricks, tiles, and countless building materials, respirable crystalline silica (RCS) dust is now being called the new asbestos and for good reason. Read More
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NSW silica exposure prevention program to kick off in 2025

The New South Wales Resources Regulator has released a paper on compliance with the new crystalline silica provisions that came into effect on September 1. Read More
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Protecting lungs and minds: Skytec 3030V respirator with a purpose

Not only do Safety Mate’s Skytec 3030V P2 respirators protect workers from harmful fumes and particles, but a commitment to mental health awareness is intrinsic to the company’s values. Read More