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

October 28, 2021

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

  • Ian Evanson

    As our principal process engineer and practice leader for odour, Ian measures success by smell.

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  • Ari Shammay

    Ari, who has a PhD in sewer system odor control, is a specialist at using 'big data' to help make infrastructure systems run more smoothly.

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