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QUEENSLAND site senior executives should ensure inhalable dust is considered and reviewed within the current Health Risk Assessment as underground mines record dangerously high exceedances, the state’s chief inspector of coal mines Peter Newman says.
Inhalable dust remains a problem at Queensland underground coal mines.
In a letter to the industry, Newman also recommended SSEs continue to review personal inhalable dust exposure monitoring data periodically and implement controls to keep exposures as low as reasonably
A review identified that 15 out of 79 or nearly 19% related to the use of compressed air.
