Our wall mounted breathalysers meet the AS 3547:2019 certification standards, which demand extensive testing protocols to verify accuracy, consistency, long-term durability (12 months), and operational reliability across varying ethanol levels and airflow evaluations.
A November New Zealand ruling offers key insights for business officers and organisational leaders who hold significant influence over their enterprise’s management. Officers must maintain adequate knowledge to ensure their PCBU’s (person conducting a business or undertaking) compliance with HSW Act obligations.
The lethality of Australian roads is escalating, with a four-year surge in deaths marking the most significant upward trend since the pre-mandatory seatbelt era of the 1960s. Statistics compiled by the federal government’s Bureau of Infrastructure and Transport Research Economics (BITRE) indicate that road-related deaths reached 1,300 in 2024, an increase from 1,258 in 2023.
Under Australia’s Work Health and Safety Act 2020, a “PCBU” (Person Conducting a Business or Undertaking) is legally responsible for ensuring the health and safety of all workers and others at their workplace, meaning they must take all reasonably practicable steps to eliminate or minimise risks to safety, including identifying, assessing, and controlling hazards within their operations.
Our commitment to local manufacturing ensures products meet strict Australian standards, independently verified and certified with comprehensive warranty and support. Choosing Alcolizer Technology means supporting local jobs, sustainable practices and economic growth.
In Spain, a Ryanair flight was forced to turn back just 19 minutes after departure when an intoxicated passenger lit cigarettes and intentionally exhaled smoke toward fellow travelers. The incident, involving a Swiss national who was visibly drunk before boarding, has sparked discussions about implementing a two-drink maximum at airports. Such restrictions would be monitored using passengers’ boarding passes, similar to duty-free purchases.
What steps can you take to maintain the morality of your testing procedures and prevent manipulation and tampering? Drug and alcohol screening outcomes can have profound effects on people’s lives. With careers, reputations, and future possibilities at stake, it’s essential that every test delivers accurate results through a process of absolute integrity.
The National Association of Testing Authorities (NATA) functions as Australia’s primary accreditation organisation. NATA’s mission is to protect national and public interests by verifying that accredited organisations meet applicable Australian and international standards, thereby demonstrating their capability to deliver consistent, reliable results and information to government bodies, industries, and the broader community.
In the world of manufacturing, there exists a strategy called “planned obsolescence.” This practice involves deliberately designing products with a limited lifespan, compelling consumers to make repeated purchases over time. Why would a manufacturer produce a tire that lasts forever when they could sell multiple replacements throughout a vehicle’s lifetime?
Currently just over the two year mark of the three-year transition period regarding the latest workplace urine drug testing standard AS/NZS 4308:2023 from AS/NZS 4308:2008. These updated standards introduce significant modifications that will affect your Workplace Drug Testing Program if you conduct urine testing – are you prepared?
The Alcohol & Drug Foundation’s research, reports that approximately 5% of Australian workers have confessed to working while under the influence of alcohol during their careers, and 2% have used illicit substances at work. Workplace accidents and injuries are attributed to alcohol use in 11% of cases, with alcohol-related absenteeism costing businesses approximately $2 billion annually.
Workplace safety standards in Australia have evolved considerably over time; yet, workplace incidents remain a significant concern. Safe Work Australia’s statistics of the past ten years, reveals workplace accidents have claimed over 1,880 lives through fatal injuries, while serious compensation claims exceeding one week of workplace absence have been filed by more than 1.1 million workers.
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Normal Operations Resume 2 January 2026
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