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NATA celebrates 75 years of operations

NATA is Australia’s leading national accreditation body, providing government-backed assessment against a number of international standards for organisations that perform specific types of technical and scientific activities.

Nata certified organisations can enjoy a range of benefits and competitive advantages, including:

  • Assurance from globally recognised, government-endorsed and peer-reviewed accreditation.
  • Demonstrated competence based on commitment to quality, safety and reliability.
  • Recognition on a national and international level providing a competitive advantage over non-accredited organisations.
  • Access to globally renowned training courses and programs.
  • NATA’s active involvement with international accreditation bodies reduces the need for multiple certifications across numerous suppliers.
  • Nata offers innovative business solutions that provide member organisations unique advantages.

GCG Health, Safety & Hygiene is proud to be recognised by NATA through our NATA accredited quality management systems in our three in-house laboratory facilities. As part of our certification for technical competence, our lab technicians are qualified and trained in personal exposure analysis in accordance with NATA guidelines and strict in-house GCG manuals.

In addition to our NATA-endorsed lab facilities, GCG offers a number of workplace health and safety training courses, including:

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  • News and Media

    A Lower Diesel Exposure Limit is Coming — and More Workplaces will be Affected

    Australia is introducing a new set of mandatory Workplace Exposure Limits (WELs) for airborne contaminants, which will come into effect on 1 December 2026. These will replace the current Workplace Exposure Standards (WES) with updated, and in many cases stricter,…
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  • News and Media

    From Exposure Monitoring to Exposure Control

    A Complete Hygiene Management System in One Integrated Platform Across the mining industry, senior leaders carry increasing accountability for occupational health outcomes, yet often lack clear, timely visibility into the risks they are responsible for managing. Exposure related health risks…
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  • News and Media

    Is all WEL? What do the Proposed Exposure Limits Mean for Mining?

    At the recent Australian Institute of Occupational Hygienists (AIOH) Conference, GCG occupational hygienists Paul Richardson and Peter Franchina prepared a poster examining the potential impact of proposed changes to Australia’s workplace exposure limits.  Their work examined a question that may not…
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  • News and Media

    The Rise of Real-Time Area Monitoring

    There’s been a lot of focus in recent years on respirable crystalline silica – and for good reason. Across Australia and globally, dust exposure is coming under heavier scrutiny, and the need for more responsive, data-driven approaches to managing dust…
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  • News and Media

    Substitution gone wrong – a case study of hexavalent chromium occurrence in exhaust systems

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