Health and Safety Considerations

As a part of the uniform, at least as an option, the uniform needs to include a sun hat

Note: At school, we recommend that students wear a sun hat outside from September to April.

Jewels, hats, ankle straps, belts have the danger of injuring or necking especially.

It has been approved by Australian specialized agencies such as the Australian Physical Therapy Association and the Australian Chiropractic Association

For details, please contact the School Administration Governance Department, Regional Monitoring Support Department, Community. startholders@edumail.vic.gov.au

Except indoor and indoor. Unless it is a health or safety reason, a medical institution requires medical personnel to wear them for those wearing sunglasses for refractive reasons rather than refractive error. For safety reasons, soldiers should not wear sunglasses in the wild, unless the commander demands to use sunglasses in a high-intensity place. (3) Restrictions on glasses and sunglasses. Stylish glasses or sunglasses, or abbreviations, designs or other decorated lenses or frames, are worn without permission. Soldiers should not wear extreme colors or stylish colors, including but not limited to red, yellow, blue, purple, bright green, or orange. The color of the lens must be traditional gray, brown, or dark green. Employees do not wear lenses or frames that are too big or too small

Organizing wear and tear on protective or reflective clothing For safety reasons the leader may need to wear uniforms to wear tissue protective or reflective goods or other occupational health and safety equipment . (1) all badges HQDA approved (2) accessories and installation for accessories, service medals, and ribbons (3) miniature copies of accessories, service medals and ribbons (4) strictly dedicated decoration And oversized replicas of service medals These copies must be made at least twice