Lead-risk work: Notification of work

What it is and how to notify WorkSafe.

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About the notification

Under Regulation 195, an employer must notify WorkSafe Victoria that a lead process has been identified as being lead-risk work. This must be done within 7 days of identification.

Details of lead-risk work

'Lead-risk work' means work in which the blood lead level of the employee is reasonably likely to exceed:

  • 0.97 micromoles/litre, or
  • 0.24 micromoles/litre for females of reproductive capacity

Where to send the form

Submit your completed notification form and any supporting documentation to:

WorkSafe Victoria
Occupational Hygiene Unit
PO Box 279
Geelong, Victoria 3220

or email [email protected]

If you require further information please contact WorkSafe Advisory on 1800 136 089.

Note: Unsigned or incomplete notifications or notifications not accompanied by the required documentation may not be processed.