Airborne Contaminants – Metalliferous Mines Australia

Airborne contaminants are generated by mining activities such as drilling, extraction, crushing, hauling, stockpiling and processing of minerals. Workers in mines and processing plants may be exposed to crystalline silica and other potentially harmful airborne contaminants. To download the fact sheet on Airborne contaminants – metalliferous mines Australia, click here.

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Heidi

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