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POSTED: November 19, 2008

Not being nosy

There are many things that get up people’s noses… but dust is one that can really irritate.

New people to the Pilbara find the heat an issue and some may struggle with the dust that often blows around sites and towns.

Dusty conditions may aggravate allergies and, in some instances, cause nose bleeds, so using the correct PPE (personal protective equipment) when on-site is critical to minimising this nuisance.

If you’re finding yourself suffering from too much dust, you might wish to try a saline nasal spray from the chemist. Saline sprays often provide welcome relief.

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