Trade supplies & building materials Tools & machinery Office Safety equipmentPortable non-aerosol fire extinguishers Portable aerosol fire extinguishers Gas masks containing asbestos Related recalls 18 Dec 2018 Metal Manufacturers t/as Repelec Aust — ARMM800 Trolley Jack 29 Nov 2018 Dy-Mark (Aust) Pty Ltd — Silver Zinc Aerosol 400g (Retail Supply Only) 11 Nov 2018 Dy-Mark Australia Pty Ltd — Flaw Chek Step 3 Remover 20 Sep 2018 GP & GF Hill Pty Ltd — No3 & No5 Standard Cone Drive Wheels 19 Sep 2018 Gregory Machinery Pty Ltd — Woodman DP-CH-18/1 Floor and Bench Drill Press Models 24 Apr 2018 Grundfos Holding A/S — Unilift pumps - models AP12, AP35 and AP50 Related news 14 Jun 2016 2,300km of dangerous Infinity electrical cable remains in homes 2 Mar 2016 Tradespeople and homeowners warned of immediate risks from Infinity electrical cables 15 Dec 2015 Dangerous Infinity cables could degrade over summer 19 Oct 2015 ACCC puts electricians and builders on notice that they must replace unsafe Infinity cables 7 Oct 2015 QLD: Don’t fall for it: ladder safety tips 11 Sep 2015 QLD: Don’t get sprung: power tools warning Related standards Portable aerosol fire extinguishers The mandatory standard prescribes requirements for the design, construction, labelling and performance of portable aerosol fire extinguishers. Portable non-aerosol fire extinguishers The mandatory standard prescribes requirements for cylinder construction, performance testing and identification colours for fire extinguishers. Related bans Gas masks with asbestos breathing devices Gas masks that contain asbestos are banned from supply in Australia. Related publications Using a ladder - Poster This poster provides information on using ladders safely. Date published: 16 Sep 2008 Using a ladder - Safety alert You don't have to fall far off a ladder to be seriously injured: 1–2 metres can be enough. This brochure provides safety information to consider when using a ladder. Date published: 25 May 2006
