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Ceiling Dust Slide Show - Text Only
10 May 2005
Graphic version

Table of Contents

1. Ceiling Dust
2. History of awareness and level of inquiry about ceiling dust in NSW
3. Global Lead Advice and Support Service (GLASS)
4. Port Pirie lead smelter
5. Pasminco lead smelter
6. Sydney Aircraft Noise Insulation Project
7. The Procedures Used In The Sydney Aircraft Noise Insulation Project
8. GLASS has handled over 40,000 enquiries
9. “Lead Safe: Lead in Ceiling Dust”
10. GLASS has made 1,424 referrals for ceiling dust removal by contractors.
11. Over 900,000 people have visited The LEAD Group’s website
12. Why all the interest in ceiling dust?
13. Q: What is in ceiling void dust?
14. Q: How are people exposed to ceiling dust?
15. Primary dust exposure pathways
16. Q: What harm can it do?
17. Q: What is a "safe" or "acceptable" level of lead in ceiling dust?
18. Q: How much lead is found in ceiling dust in Sydney?
19. Q: How much lead is found in ceiling dust in Sydney? [2]
20. Published Results for Heavy Metals in Sydney Ceiling Dust
21. Lead, Ageing & Death
22. Q: So what does NSW WorkCover website have to say about ceiling dust?
23. web-search on: workcover “ceiling dust” nsw
24. 35 results for Google Search: workcover "ceiling dust" nsw
25. 35 results for Google Search: workcover "ceiling dust" nsw [2]
26. 35 results for Google Search: workcover "ceiling dust" nsw [3]
27. 35 results for Google Search: workcover "ceiling dust" nsw [4]
28. Australian Dust Removalists Association
29. The ADRA Code Of Practice
30. Contact Details of ADRA Member Companies

Author: Elizabeth O'Brien

31. all the ADRA members demonstrate appropriate practices and equipment.
32. guide to safe practice for cavity dust removal.
33. Q: What do other government agencies have to say in their publications, about ceiling dust?
34. Lead is not the only source of lead in your house that you might find when you are renovating. Other sources include:”
35. ”Health & Safety in Family Day Care Model Policies and Practices – 2002
36. Standard Demolition Condition:
37. Lead / Asbestos Management Work Plans
38. Q: What do other NSW state government departments have to say in their publications, about ceiling dust?
39. Demolition
40. “Lead Safe: A Renovator’s Guide to the Dangers of Lead”
41. Cleaning out ceiling cavities
42. Is There a Hidden Health Hazard In Your Roof?
43. NSW WorkCover Authority Codes of Practice
44. Working Safely With LEAD page 1
45. Working Safely With LEAD page 2
46. Q: Does WorkCover know anything about ceiling dust?
47. Assessment of Lead Exposure Associated with Ceiling Dust Removal - Table of Contents
48. Recommendations on Work Procedures
49. The use of personal protective equipment
50. The adoption of thorough decontamination procedures
51. Conclusion
52. [Suggested update] Conclusion
53. Suggested update] Conclusion [cont’d]
54. Ceiling dust proposals from The LEAD Group 1
55. Ceiling dust proposals from The LEAD Group 2
56. Ceiling dust proposals from The LEAD Group 3
57. Ceiling dust proposals from The LEAD Group 4
58. Ceiling dust proposals from The LEAD Group 5
59. Mind if I use slag cartoon
60. Presenter: Elizabeth O'Brien

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