Sun Safe Tips. In addition to the effects of heat, skin cancers are a major concern for workers in the industry. The company shall ensure the following principles are implemented: • Employees are provided with and wear a broad brim hard hat attachment including neck flap; • Employees are provided with and wear light coloured, long-sleeved collared shirts with a minimum UPF of 50+; • Employees are provided with and wear long trousers or shorts that go to the knee; • The company must ensure clothing is lightweight, comfortable, well ventilated and does not restrict movement; • Employees are provided sunglasses that meet Australian Standards and are safe for driving; • Employees are provided with a broad spectrum sunscreen with a minimum SPF of 30+ and lip balm; • Employees are provided with portable shade where possible and are advised to work in natural shade where possible; • New employees at any site shall be informed, trained and supervised in sun safe techniques; • All building workers should have their skin checked regularly by a doctor, regardless of age; and • Employees are encouraged to monitor their skin and look out for new or unusual spots, a sore that won't heal, or a spot or mole that has changed size, shape or colour.
Sun Safe Tips. In addition to the effects of heat, skin cancers are a major concern for workers in the industry. The Employer shall supply the following for the use of the employees and train them on good sun safe practices:
