PHS vs Whittlesea Bins

The PHS application analyses and interprets thermal risk using calculations of predicted heat strain. The application applies predicted heat strain formulae outlined in ISO 7933:2004 Ergonomics of the thermal environment, to provide a graphical illustration and summary of predicted heat strain based on user entered data. The application may also be used to analyse methods of reducing or managing thermal risk associated with a task or environment. However, the application is to be used as a guide only. It does not provide safe/ unsafe working limits. A number of factors are not included in this assessment, such as: employee health conditions and the use of high level PPE (impermeable suits). There are limitations to the predicted heat strain calculations, once you approach the defined parameters outlined in Table A.1 within ISO 7933:2004. For more information about the application and to access a downloadable user guide for the application visit the Website at http://ergonomics.uq.edu.au/PHS/index.html. The development of this application was funded via a joint study between The University of Queensland, Faculty of Science and Rio Tinto. Developed at Stellar Science LTD.

Welcome to the first release of Whittlesea Bins! We’re excited to introduce Whittlesea Bins, designed to help City of Whittlesea residents manage waste and recycling more easily. What’s included in this release: - Bin collection schedules tailored to your address - Bin night reminders so you never miss a collection - Clear collection calendar for upcoming bin days - A–Z Waste & Recycling Guide to help you know which bin each item goes into - Simple, clean interface designed for everyday use Why it matters This app helps reduce missed collections, improves recycling accuracy, and supports a cleaner, more sustainable community. This is just the beginning. More improvements and features are coming in future updates. Thank you for using Whittlesea Bins