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Sun protection at work
Employees who work outdoors for all or part of the day are at greater risk of skin cancer. All skin types can be damaged by exposure to solar ultraviolet radiation (UVR). Damage is permanent and irreversible and increases with each exposure.
Under Australian occupational health and safety legislation, employers should be considering steps to reduce this risk and protect their employees from ongoing exposure to solar UVR that could lead to skin cancer.
Implementing a comprehensive sun protection program, including a range of simple protective measures, can prevent sun-related injuries and reduce the suffering and costs associated with skin cancer.
Cancer Council South Australia has trained presenters who will come to your workplace to discuss a range of topics, including skin protection, that can be tailored to meet the needs of your organisation.
Find out more
Skin cancer and outdoor work - a guide for employers Skin cancer and outdoor workers - working safely in the sun  Top
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