Silica Dust Removal

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35 years experience

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Our Service

Silica dust removal involves eliminating fine particles of crystalline silica generated from cutting, grinding, or drilling materials like concrete, brick, or engineered stone. This process is essential because inhaling silica dust can lead to serious health issues, including silicosis, lung cancer, and other respiratory diseases. Effective removal and control measures protect workers’ health and ensure compliance with Australian workplace safety regulations.

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What is Involved

At AllAces, we take silica dust removal seriously by following a comprehensive and systematic approach to ensure a safe environment for everyone involved.

Site Assessment: We start by conducting a thorough site assessment to understand the extent of silica dust contamination. This allows us to evaluate all risk factors, identify high-risk areas, and create a tailored removal strategy that meets your property’s specific needs.

Hazard Identification: During the initial inspection, we identified all hazards associated with silica dust, including areas with heavy dust accumulation and those at risk of exposure. Our team ensures compliance with safety standards to minimise potential health risks to occupants and workers.

Site Regulations Compliance: We strictly adhere to all relevant site regulations and legal requirements, ensuring that the silica removal process complies with local health and safety guidelines, including Safe Work Australia, Safe Work NSW, Work Safe QLD and Work Safe VIC. Our team is trained to follow industry best practices for silica dust removal to ensure safety throughout the entire operation.

Engineering Controls: Using state-of-the-art engineering controls, we employ advanced methods like wet suppression, HEPA-filtered vacuums, and negative air machines to capture and contain silica dust. These measures reduce airborne contaminants and ensure minimal disruption to surrounding areas.

Completion Reporting: Once the removal process is complete, a detailed final inspection is performed to confirm the effectiveness of the decontamination. You will receive a comprehensive completion report that outlines the steps taken, materials removed, and any necessary follow-up actions.

Additional Testing Measures: For extra assurance, we can arrange for third-party verification from an Occupational Hygienist or Environmental Scientist. This independent visual inspection and external sign-off ensures that all silica dust has been removed to safe levels and that the site is secure for reoccupation, should you require further confirmation.

Why Engage a Professional?

Engaging a professional for silica dust removal is imperative as we possess the specialised expertise, advanced equipment, and comprehensive understanding of safety regulations required to effectively and safely mitigate hazardous dust exposure. Don’t risk the safety of your team.

Trust the experts and contact the team at AllAces today!

FAQs

What is silica dust, and why is it dangerous?

Silica dust is a fine dust produced when materials containing crystalline silica, such as concrete, bricks, and stone, are cut, ground, or drilled. Inhalation of silica dust can lead to serious lung diseases, including silicosis, lung cancer, and other respiratory conditions.

How can I protect myself from silica dust exposure?

You can protect yourself by wearing proper respiratory protective equipment, using water or dust suppression systems when working with silica-containing materials, and ensuring good ventilation. Regular cleaning and dust removal by professionals can also help reduce exposure.

Why should I hire a professional for silica dust removal?

Hiring a professional ensures safe and thorough removal of silica dust using specialised equipment and techniques. Professionals are trained to minimise health risks and ensure your home or workplace meets safety standards for air quality.

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