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2021
Updated Professional Standards ASSLT_July 2021
2020
RACI Titration videos and downloads
2019
Professional Standards for Australian School Science Laboratory Technicians July 2019 FINAL – July2019
Queensland Legislation – Human Rights Act 2019
2018
Guideline for managing risks with chemicals in DoE workplaces
Developed by the Department of Education (DoE), this document serves as a guide for DoE employees to meet the DoE internal policy requirements as well as the legal requirements of State and Federal Regulations, Acts and Codes of Practice related to the Safe Management of Chemicals. This document is available for reference by the independent education sector. NOTE: QEST recommends that school employees confirm specific policy and procedures for their organisation.
2014
ASSIST – Australian School Science Information Support for Teachers and Technicians 
2013
Guideline for Managing Risks with Chemicals in DETE Workplaces November 2013
These Guidelines are one way to implement state and federal Acts and Codes of Practice (aka LAW). Developed by DETE, these are available for use by independent education sector. NOTE: non-DET schools do not have to adhere to these guidelines, but they do need to have an alternate procedure that complies with Code of Practice.
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