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As one of Australia's leading workplace health and occupational hygiene specialists, we help our clients keep their people safe. With over 15 years of operating experience, we have a proven track record of delivering tailored services that respond to our clients' needs. No matter the industry and no matter the circumstances.

About GCG

GCG is a WHS specialist and occupational hygiene service provider with expertise across diverse industries, ranging from aerospace to mining to water and energy, to name a few. We are an Australian-owned and operated private company whose primarily focus is to help our valued clients create and maintain safe and healthy working environments for their people. Our strengths lie in working with clients to build strong relationships and practical ways to manage their health and safety.

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GCG Key Services

Our Workplace health and safety specialists have expertise across a diverse range of industries, from aerospace to mining, to water and energy, to name a few.

By using science and technology, we measure worker exposure, assess the risk and develop control strategies to improve the safety of a work environment and working conditions for those within it.

Our occupational hygiene team of over 40 consultants have skills in identifying, assessing and controlling hazardous materials. This team includes seven Certified Occupational Hygienists (COH) spread throughout Australia.

We have a team of consultants with varied backgrounds and expertise, who are capable of providing the lateset in Health Safety and Hygiene training.

GCG's TechLab has developed a range of innovative solutions designed to support worker health and safety.

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Intelligent Exposure Control.

The next generation software for real-time exposure monitoring and intelligent control managment

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The rise of fixed point real-time dust monitoring 

Increased awareness of silicosis and other occupational lung diseases caused by exposure to hazardous levels of respirable crystalline silica has prompted employers and workers to seek ways to reduce the potential for worker exposure to hazardous dust. This has driven a rise in the uptake of dust monitoring technologies including Remote Real-time Dust Monitoring (Fixed Point Monitoring) in workplaces across Australia.   In Australia,…
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How can a work health and safety management system help my business?

A work health safety management system (WHSMS) is a systems-based approach to help companies manage their work health and safety risks and maintain compliance with current legislative requirements.   What is a work health and safety management system?  A WHSMS is a collective set of procedures, plans and associated documents that align to business operations and support the process of managing workplace health and safety.
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Is your WA principal mining hazard management plan up to date?

The terms and definitions used in reference to ‘principal mining hazards’ vary across Australia. In Western Australia new Work Health and Safety (WHS) laws and accompanying regulations came into effect on 31 March 2022, introducing a meaning for, and a list of, principal mining hazards (PMHs). While it’s likely your risk management framework already identifies principal mining hazards, they may not be addressed…
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What’s next on the journey to eliminate silicosis?

The re-emergence of occupational lung diseases across Australia, such as silicosis and coal worker pneumoconiosis, has received significant focus from industry, regulators and unions alike. Since 2016, a series of government reviews, task forces and parliamentary enquiries have identified gaps in hazard awareness, compliance and regulatory frameworks relating to airborne dust. These documents also identify that preventing occupational lung disease is a complex problem to solve.
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How to Achieve OFSC Accreditation

What are the key criteria for OFSC Accreditation? At a high level, there are four main criteria to satisfy:  Demonstrated ability to manage construction hazards and high-risk activities Positive record concerning workplace safety Consistently good onsite audit results, and Demonstrated senior management commitment to WHS How long does OFSC Accreditation take?  This…
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