WHS for Sugar Cane

  • Published: 14 Nov 2014

  • Author(s): Lower, Tony

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This summary is to help employers and workers in the sugar cane sector understand their legal Work Health and Safety (WHS) responsibilities and to easily access important information to help meet these requirements.

A more complete guide can be found here: https://rirdc.infoservices.com.au/items/14-088

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