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High Performance Energy Efficient Standard and Softcoat LowE IGU for Kömmerling uPVC Systems 2020 cover

Australian Glass Group

Version:  2020.  (Current)
Also known as Sputter Coated LowE, this evolution of technology and innovation sees atomic layers of silver and metal oxides provide superior performance as well as no risk of visible haze that other hardcoat LowE coatings can have.
High Performance Energy Efficient Softcoat LowE DGU & Standard DGU for Schüco systems 2021 cover

Australian Glass Group

Version:  2021.  (Current)
Also known as Sputter Coated LowE, this evolution of technology and innovation sees atomic layers of silver and metal oxides provide superior performance as well as no risk of visible haze that other hardcoat LowE coatings can have.
Cutting and Drilling Concrete and other Masonry Products 1997 cover

WorkCover NSW

Version:  1997.  (Current)
Sets out guidelines for the use of saws and drills and associated equipment in the cutting and drilling of concrete and other building structural materials during construction work.
Overhead Protective Structures 1995 cover

WorkCover NSW

Version:  1995.  (Current)
Provides practical guidance and set minimum safety standards for all overhead protective structures in New South Wales.
Safe Work On Roofs. Part 1: Commercial And Industrial Buildings 2009 cover

WorkCover NSW

Version:  2009.  (Current)
Provides clients, employers, self-employed persons, contractors, subcontractors and workers with practical advice on preventing injury to persons engaged in work on roofs.
Tunnels Under Construction 1991 cover

WorkCover NSW

Version:  1991.  (Current)
Explains the processes involved in the systematic management of OHS risks and outlines how to apply a risk management approach to the hazards commonly encountered in tunnel construction in NSW.
Technical Bulletin 1003: Thermal Stress Breakage 2021 cover

Australian Glass Group

Version:  2021.  (Current)
Explains consideration of glass types and treatment methods to avoid the possibility of thermal stress cracking.