How will the latest Australian Workplace Exposure Limit changes affect our water industry?

October 28, 2021

Stantec’s Ian Evanson, Ari Shammay and Jeff Mann share the latest changes, information and ideas around Workplace Australia’s latest review of airborne contaminants, and what this means for our water networks.

As our principal process engineer and practice leader for odour, Ian measures success by smell.
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Ari has a PhD in sewer system odour control, but when he isn’t making infrastructure systems run more smoothly, he’s running our Water group in New South Wales.
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Jeff has over 40 years’ experience delivering technical knowledge, leadership, and mentoring in the odour, air pollution, and air quality sector. He takes pride in being able to improve amenity and community wellbeing for our clients.
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