Contractors

Significant step towards development of malaria vaccine

WEHI and collaborators use synchrotron techniques to elucidate binding mechanism

Fine-tuning chemistry produces stability in bismuth oxide

Spectroscopy elucidates oxidation states and local structures

Triggers of tree mortality published in Nature

WSU researchers used IMBL to get insights into impact of dehydration

A super "receptor" that kills HIV infected cells

MX beamlines used by Monash researchers in collaboration with Pasteur Instutute

Contractors, their employees, their sub-contractors and employees of their sub-contractors are required to complete the Australian Synchrotron's Safety Induction prior to commencing work at this facility. In addition, refresher Safety Induction is required under the following conditions:

there has been a lapse of twelve (12) months since the last time the individual was previously inducted
there has been a change to the Victorian Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Act or OHS Regulations
there has been a change to the Australian Synchrotron's business processes, policies or procedures, or
recent developments have impacted on the Australian Synchrotron's OHS management system.

Please read the following presentation before arriving at the Australian Synchrotron. This presentation is available in two formats: PowerPoint and pdf.

To download the OHSE information as a PowerPoint file (1.6 MB), click here.

To view the OHSE information in pdf format (3.1 MB), click here.

On arrival at the Australian Synchrotron, contractors, their employees, their sub-contractors and employees of their sub-contractors are required to attend a Safety Induction and to successfully complete an accompanying test.

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