Asbestos
Many Australian buildings still contain asbestos. If you or your workplace undertakes tasks that expose you to asbestos, you are at risk of developing cancer. This video provides information on where asbestos may be located, how to identify it, and how to control exposure.
Cancer Council Toolbox - Asbestos
Welding
This video details the two ways in which welding can cause cancer in those working with metal or in close proximity to welding. There are multiple control measures which can reduce your risk of exposure to fumes and ultraviolet (UV) radiation.
Cancer Council Toolbox - Welding
Occupational Cancer Risk Series - Welding
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12 March 2026
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Welding poster - Keep Your Future Bright
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Welding post - Just Passing Through
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Welding poster - Ventilate Before It's Too Late
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Welding post - Weld Wisely
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12 March 2026
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Diesel
Are you or your workers part of the 1.2 million Australians exposed to diesel engine exhaust each year? Learn about how to control your exposure to diesel engine exhaust in the workplace and reduce your risk of harm.
Cancer Council Toolbox - Diesel Engine Exhaust
Occupational Cancer Risk Series - Diesel Engine Exhaust
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kNOw Workplace Cancer – Diesel engine exhaust emissions guide
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12 March 2026
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kNOw Workplace Cancer - Posters
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12 March 2026
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Toolbox talk engagement ideas
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12 March 2026
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kNOw Workplace Cancer - Diesel Managers Toolbox Talk
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12 March 2026
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Silica Dust
Silica is naturally occurring and is present in building materials like bricks, tiles and concrete. Undisturbed, it’s not that harmful, but when products containing silica are cut, ground or worked upon they can produce silica dust, which can be harmful if inhaled.
There are several ways to reduce your exposure to silica dust, including measures you can take to protect yourself and workplace health and safety laws that your employer must follow.
The truth about Silica Dust | Cancer Council
Occupational Cancer Risk Series - Silica dust
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12 March 2026
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Cloud control poster
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12 March 2026
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Dust to dust poster
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12 March 2026
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'A little bit of dust can't hurt me...' poster
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Silica pocket card
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12 March 2026
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kNOw Workplace Cancer - Silica Managers toolbox talk
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12 March 2026
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kNOw Workplace Cancer - Silica Workers toolbox talk
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12 March 2026
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Understanding Lung Cancer Booklet
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12 March 2026
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