OzHelp Tradies tune-up launch
The Tradies Tune-Up initiative – supported by $219,500 from the Rudd Government – will monitor and check on the health of building and construction workers. Under the initiative a specially equipped van and accompanying health staff including a registered nurse will set-up ‘pit-stops’ at construction and building sites testing workers in 20 minute sessions on their levels of cholesterol, blood pressure, blood glucose and waist size.
Photo Gallery > OzHelp Tradies tune-up launch
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 (Custom).jpg) Enlarge | Minister Snowdon at the Tradies tune-up launch | 15 June 2009 | Send email |
 (Custom).jpg) Enlarge | Minister Snowdon with the Minister for Health and Ageing, Nicola Roxon and a representative of the OzHelp Foundation | 15 June 2009 | Send email |
 (Custom).jpg) Enlarge | Minister Snowdon taking a waist measurement - one of the easiest tests to check to see if you are at risk of chronic disease | 15 June 2009 | Send email |
 (Custom).jpg) Enlarge | Minister Snowdon talking with representatives of the construction industry at the Tradies tune-up launch | 15 June 2009 | Send email |