Healthy Lungs at Work (Simplified Chinese)
在工作环境中保持肺部健康 (概况说明) 如果您在多尘的环境中工作，如建筑工地、矿山、采石场或工厂，或者暴露在烟雾或气体中，您应该关注您的肺部健康。 本概况说明简要介绍了您和您的雇主在工作环境中可以采取哪些措施，以及如何在工作时保护自己及同事的肺部健康。 如需更多信息，请致电1800 654 301（选择3）联系我们的咨询和支援中心。 Additional Languages
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