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JTA’s occupational hygienists can help transport and logistics businesses:
With the new Workplace Exposure Limits commencing on 1 December 2026, now is a good time to understand your workplace exposure profile and address any gaps in your existing controls.
Identify, assess and monitor chemical, physical and biological workplace hazards and develop practical controls to reduce exposure.
Assess airborne contaminants and indoor workplace conditions where ventilation or contaminant accumulation may be a concern.
Understand what is changing from 1 December 2026, which workplaces may be affected and how businesses can prepare.
Review the additional airborne contaminants being introduced under Australia’s updated Workplace Exposure Limits.
See how the new limits affect transport, warehousing, manufacturing, agriculture and other industries.
See how occupational hygiene monitoring can be used to identify and assess multiple airborne contaminants within another high-exposure industry.
DETECT. PROTECT.
Understand where diesel exhaust exposure may be occurring in your workplace and whether your existing controls are effective.
Call JTA on 1300 856 282 or contact our team to discuss occupational hygiene and exposure monitoring.
Explore our Food Manufacturing Resource Centre for industry-specific guidance, or visit our Workplace Exposure Limits Resource Centre for further resources.
For help with occupational hygiene assessments and exposure monitoring in your food manufacturing workplace, email enquire@jta.com.au.
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