Prevention is better than (no) cure: The 2024 Queensland Mining Industry Health & Safety Conference (QMIHSC) was held from the 18th-21st Aug

Introducing airborne hazards that mining can be exposed to and controls, focusing on the higher level controls in the hierarchy to students.

ISO 23875 (although titled Mining) can be applied in other industries where operators are working in cabins for protection.

It is an excellent opportunity to learn from the best and take your career to the next level.

ISO 23875 addresses the in-cab air environment root cause of operator drowsiness and reduces operational risks

ISO 23875 is an international standard that provides guidelines for designing and testing the air quality inside enclosures.

We have been actively engaged in research to improve the design, performance, and certification of environmental enclosures.

In recent times (and rightly so) there has been a significant increase in the focus on psychological health & safety risk.

By following these best practices, equipment operators can be confident that the air they are breathing inside their work environments is cl

ISO 23875 can help a mine operator improve the safety and health of its equipment operators, increase operational efficiency, and more.

COPD: The importance of other causative factors such as occupational exposures and ambient particulate matter is increasingly recognized.

ISO 23875 has galvanized all of the stakeholders responsible for the life cycle of the operator enclosure.

One goal: to be able to use an App and your phone camera to measure levels using cross-polarized light!

Demonstrating the power of an individual to impact not only a company but the lives of everyone that would use a Cat cab in the future.

The dust created by exploding earth is respirable, which permeates deep into the lower lung tissue.

Good standards produce results and quickly become “the standard” way things are done. The word is out; ISO 23875 produces excellent results.

ISEEE's singular focus on operator protection allows it to address 3 primary issues that made standardization and stakeholder communication

ISO 23875:2021 was Amended in May of 2022. The Amendment modifies the filter labeling and filter test requirements.

Producing operator enclosures that are designed, manufactured, and retrofitted to produce acceptable air quality in all environments.

All these occupational lung diseases are preventable. Limiting exposure to respirable dust can stop the development of the disease