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Occupational Hygiene Monitoring in Food Manufacturing

on 28 Aug 2026 1:01 PM

How JTA Can Help

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.

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Talk to JTA about Occupational Hygiene Monitoring

Call JTA on 1300 856 282 or contact our team to discuss occupational hygiene and exposure monitoring.

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