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Take a look through our best practices blog posts to find a selection of safety advice and tips designed to improve your knowledge on how to keep workers safe. Our selection of posts include information on calibration vs bump testing, how to work in a confined space safely and different types of breathing apparatus. Ensure that you are up to date on all the latest safety information by taking a look through our safety tips below.
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Fixed Gas Detection System: Installation and Placement
Installation and Placement Guide Fixed gas detection systems play a vital role in many industrial settings. They act as the silent sentinels, constantly monitoring the air for leaks of hazardous gases. But for these systems to work effectively, proper installation and placement are crucial. A misplaced sensor can mean the difference between early detection and…
Confined Spaces: Know Before Entry – 10 Gases To Be Aware Of
Being aware Confined spaces are often a hidden necessity in various industries. From technicians to construction workers, these environments play a vital role in keeping our infrastructure operational. However, lurking beneath the surface of these seemingly mundane spaces lies a multitude of safety hazards that can quickly turn deadly. One of the most significant…
Controlling DEEE in the workplace
What does DEEE stand for? Diesel Engine Exhaust Emissions, often abbreviated as DEEE, represent the cocktail of harmful pollutants released by diesel engines during the combustion process. It refers to the mix of harmful gases, liquids and particles that come out of a diesel engine when it burns fuel. This includes soot, smoke, and various…
Gas Hazards in Cement Production
For centuries, cement has played a crucial role in shaping our cities, with its impact evident in every corner. The world requires over 4 billion tons of this material annually. The demand for it continues to increase. Cement comes from readily available materials and its manufacturing cost is fairly low. Creating things can be risky…