Employee Perceived Occupational Health and Safety Concerns at Phosphate Hill Fertiliser Plant
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[Extract] As part of the James Cook University (JCU) study on the workplace environment and health at the Phosphate Hill fertiliser plant of Western Mining Corporation Fertilizers Pty Ltd (WMC), a qualitative research project comprising a series of seven focus groups and one semi-structured interview were conducted at the Phosphate Hill fertiliser plant in December 2001. As a follow up to this a further series of focus groups were conducted in September 2002 to determine if there had been any shift in some of the perceived occupational health and safety issues. These focus groups were also used as an opportunity to add some additional questions that would be used to assist the dehydration study, to assess employee perceptions about the change in rostering that has been implemented and also to assess perceptions and attitudes about the overall JCU study.
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James Cook University
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