Stone Benchtops, Bushfires and Coronavirus

This webinar will unpack the following:

  • What is the current position with the three issues of our time: Engineered stone benchtops (silicosis)? Aftermath of the Australian bushfire catastrophe? Coronavirus?
  • What parallels can be drawn between them?
  • What role can Occupational Hygienists play going forward?
  • What role is currently being played by the AIOH and what are some recent initiatives?
  • Where are the opportunities for improvement?

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