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Workplace Exposure Standards (WES) establish the maximum level of airborne contaminant that can be present in the air, for mixtures and substances that can cause harm to health.

Bruce McKinley is a work health and safety leader with experience across high-risk industries, organisational safety leadership, and national policy work. He has worked in operational safety roles in mining and construction environments and has led health, safety, and environment functions in complex organisations. Bruce has also been a senior leader with a work health and safety regulator, giving him a strong understanding of what "good" looks like in practice and what drives improvement on the ground. Earlier in his career, he served in the Australian Army.  

Leigh has extensive expertise in occupational health, gained through roles spanning industry, government, and academic research. Leigh has PhD in Analytical Chemistry and as a researcher, he co-authored more than 20 peer-reviewed scientific publications addressing occupational and environmental health, with a particular focus on exposure to hazardous chemicals and dusts.

With over 35 years working in industry, Paul Trepte is a highly accomplished QHSE professional and trusted executive advisor with an established track record of helping organisations improve performance, reduce risk, and build resilient operations across complex and highly regulated environments.

As a strategic advisor and WHS consultant, Ben has successfully led safety audits, risk-based reviews, accreditation programs, and digital system implementation - helping organisations improve workplace safety culture, achieve compliance, and align with ISO 45001 and ISO 9001 standards. His work has directly contributed to self-insurance license renewals, regulatory approvals, and scalable WHS frameworks.

Margo has over 25 years’ experience in WHS practices, business ownership and management in a diverse group of small to medium businesses. Margo’s extensive knowledge and experience gives her the insight and understanding to help you develop solutions, and deliver on business needs, expectations, and outcomes.

Australian Industry Group offers a full range of WHS/OHS consulting services and support which is tailored to your specific needs. Our team works closely and collaboratively with our WHS Policy team to bring you the most up-to-date approaches to support your health and safety needs. This includes the latest changes to WHS legislation, Australian standards, evidence based research and health and safety technical matters.

Ai Group's Work Health and Safety team is recognised as the leading provider of Safety and Workers' Compensation Risk Management Services in Australia.

Ai Group's Work Health and Safety team is recognised as the leading provider of Safety and Workers' Compensation Risk Management Services in Australia.

Ai Group's Work Health and Safety team is recognised as the leading provider of Safety and Workers' Compensation Risk Management Services in Australia.

Ai Group's Work Health and Safety team is recognised as the leading provider of Safety and Workers' Compensation Risk Management Services in Australia.

Ai Group's Work Health and Safety team is recognised as the leading provider of Safety and Workers' Compensation Risk Management Services in Australia.

John has more than 20 years’ experience in work health, safety & environment within the private and public sector including manufacturing, commercial property, transport and logistics, contractor management, mining, local government and health services.

Crystalline silica exposure has become a major focus for workplace health and safety (WHS) regulators across Australia.

As part of the Queensland Government’s Unite and Recover strategy to rebuild and strengthen the State’s economy, significant investment has been committed to help small businesses survive the challenging economic climate.