Marcus Cattani

Senior Lecturer

Edith Cowan University

Australia

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Marcus Cattani is a Senior Lecturer at Edith Cowan University in Australia. His research areas include occupational exposure to hazardous substances in mining, workplace safety standards, and the analysis of health risks related to thorium ore dust. His recent publications address critical issues in occupational health, including compliance challenges and methodologies for accident investigation in various industries. Cattani's work emphasizes the importance of adaptive safety management frameworks in evolving work environments.

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University of Western Australia

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University of Queensland

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Leesa Costello

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Edith Cowan University

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Occupational Exposure to Diesel Particulate Matter in Western Australian Mining: A Retrospective Analysis and Challenges to Future Compliance

Welding Fume in the Western Australian Mining Industry: Impact of a Change to the Workplace Exposure Standard

Impact of changes to International Commission on Radiological Protection models on occupational thorium ore dust intake

Thorium bioassay of miners revisited

Thorium ore dust research applicable to mineral sands industry workers

Proposal for and validation of novel risk-based process to reduce the risk of construction site fatalities (Major Accident Prevention (MAP) program)

Major aviation accident investigation methodologies used by ITSA members

Barry Turner: The Under-Acknowledged Safety Pioneer

Major aviation accident investigation methodologies used by ITSA members

A systems model for the design of occupational health and safety management systems inclusive of work-from-home arrangements

A systems model for the design of occupational health and safety management systems inclusive of work-from-home arrangements

Proposal for and validation of novel risk-based process to reduce the risk of construction site fatalities (Major Accident Prevention (MAP) program)

Barry Turner: The Under-Acknowledged Safety Pioneer

Barry Turner: The Under-Acknowledged Safety Pioneer

Fatigue Risk Management Systems Diagnostic Tool: Validation of an Organizational Assessment Tool for Shift Work Organizations.

How Did COVID-19 Pandemic Impact Safety Performance on a Construction Project? A Case Study Comparing Pre and Post COVID-19 Influence on Safety at an Australian Construction Site

Determining the Reliability of Critical Controls in Construction Projects

A Review of the Standard of Care Owed to Australian Firefighters from a Safety Perspective—The Differences between Academic Theory and Legal Obligations

The Sleep of Shift Workers in a Remote Mining Operation: Methodology for a Randomized Control Trial to Determine Evidence-Based Interventions

Improving firefighter tenability during entrapment and burnover: An analysis of vehicle protection systems

Reassessment of Radiation Exposures of Underground Non-Uranium Mine Workers in Western Australia

Impacts of revised dose coefficients for the inhalation of NORM-containing dusts encountered in the Western Australian mining industry

RUIM – A fire safety engineering model for rural urban interface firefighter taskforce deployment

A review of radiation doses and associated parameters in Western Australian mining operations that process ores containing naturally occurring radionuclides for 2018-19

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Ian Dunican

Maureen Hassall

Leesa Costello

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