Calibration vs Bump Testing
Calibration vs Bump Testing, what’s the difference? Calibration Calibration is the comparison of measurement values delivered by a device… Read more »
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CO2 Hazards & Best Practices
CO2 Hazards & Best Practices. Although hazards associated with CO2 are commonly known throughout various industries, specifically breweries, best… Read more »
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Effective Gas Safety Practices In The Workplace
What is gas? Gas is defined as a substance or matter in a state which it will expand freely… Read more »
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Features & Benefits of the Dräger PAC Series
Ensuring the safety of your environment is vital during field work, and the Dräger PAC series is designed to… Read more »
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Food & Beverage Industry Safety Practices
Working within the Food and Beverage industry poses many risks to workers and can result in fatalities that are… Read more »
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Difference Between Gas Detectors & Gas Analysers
Detecting and analyzing the gas content in an area is a vital aspect of confined space working, but knowing… Read more »
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The Origin Of Soil & Remediation
The process of soil remediation has been around since the Middle Ages, when it was used in the form… Read more »
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The Origin of Portable Gas Detectors
Portable gas detectors are used widely today to ensure the safety of workers in a variety of applications, with… Read more »
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Gas Detection: Frequently Asked Questions
Take a look through our Gas Detection Frequently Asked Questions below, where you can find out all of the… Read more »
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Water & Wastewater Safety Practices
Workers in water and wastewater plants are frequently exposed to dangers that can prove fatal if unmonitored. Many of… Read more »
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Dangers of Carbon Monoxide, The ‘Silent Killer’
Known as the ‘silent killer’, carbon monoxide is a hard-to-detect toxic gas that can occur at any time within… Read more »
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Top 5 BW Technologies Products
BW Technologies by Honeywell specialise in portable gas detection, offering a comprehensive range of devices to keep your workers… Read more »
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Our Top Picks: Gas Detectors
Allow us to introduce our Top Picks Gas Detectors Gas detectors are critical when monitoring the atmosphere in a… Read more »
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Crowcon T4 Portable Gas Detector Overview
The T4 Personal multi-gas Monitor by Crowcon provides complete user confidence and maintains full industry compliance. Its clever integration… Read more »
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Who Protects the Protectors?
Gas Detection for Emergency Services For Emergency Service Teams, the use of portable gas detectors is essential. Toxic… Read more »
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Crowcon launches a new sensor for their T4x Portable Gas Detector
With the T4x Crowcon has extended the sensor capabilities for their widely used T4 portable multi-Gas detector. Equipped with… Read more »
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Why is Gas Detection Crucial in Confined Space Entry Work?
Figures from the UK’s Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) state that as many as fifteen people are… Read more »
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Installation of Fixed Gas Detection Explained
Survey For the Installation of Fixed Gas Detection, we’ll visit your premises and examine critical workplace areas. Our survey… Read more »
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BW Flex 4: Why it’s the right choice for you.
When it comes to the safety of your workers, it is crucial that they be equipped with reliable and… Read more »
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Reasons why your fixed gas detector can fail (when you need it most)
A faulty fixed gas detector can be fatal in the workplace. The following are 8 main factors which can… Read more »
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Portable Gas Detectors: Essential for Confined Space Safety
When working in confined spaces, both enclosed and largely enclosed, there may be the potential risk of coming across… Read more »
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What gases are created in brewing and distilling?
The main gases created in brewing and distilling are carbon dioxide (CO2) and ethanol (C2H5OH). Carbon dioxide (CO2) is… Read more »
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About Fixed Gas Detection, HSE EH40 and Chlorine Gas
Fixed Gas Detection and Chlorine Gas. The HSE EH40 is a guidance note published by the Health and Safety… Read more »
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Identifying and Managing Risks Caused by Ammonia
Ammonia (NH3) is a colourless, highly toxic gas with a pungent odour. It is a non-flammable gas at low… Read more »
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Understanding the dangers of Hydrogen Cyanide (HCN)
What is HCN? Hydrogen cyanide (HCN), sometimes called prussic acid, is a colourless or pale blue gas with a… Read more »
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Dangers of CO (Carbon Monoxide) Poisoning
Carbon monoxide (CO) is a poisonous, colourless, odourless, and tasteless gas. It is a common industrial hazard resulting from… Read more »
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Hydrogen gas detection: Best fixed-gas detection practices outlined.
Hydrogen is a colourless, odourless, and tasteless gas that is highly flammable and explosive. It is essential to have… Read more »
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Positioning Fixed Gas Sensors
Fixed gas sensors are used to detect the presence of hazardous gases in a variety of settings, including: Medical… Read more »
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PID Detection in the Petrochemical Industry
PID (or “photoionisation detector”.) detection uses ultraviolet light to ionise VOC molecules in order to measure a resulting… Read more »
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Fixed Gas Monitor Installation with Rockall Safety
Why Rockall Safety’s Fixed Gas Monitor Systems should be an essential part of Your Workplace. At Rockall Safety, we… Read more »
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Chlorine Detection in the Water Treatment Industry
Chlorine detection has a vital role in how utility companies supply clean water for drinking, bathing, and various industrial… Read more »
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CO2 in the cellar: Fixed Gas detection in pubs
Are you aware of how vital it is to monitor carbon dioxide (CO2) levels? Carbon dioxide (CO2) is a… Read more »
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Case Study: ADFuels
A bit of background AD Fuels (Anaerobic Digestion Fuels), was founded in 2018 by a group of transportation professionals… Read more »
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Fixed Gas Detection: 10 Frequently Asked Questions
Fixed gas detection systems play a critical role in safeguarding personnel and preventing hazardous gas leaks. This guide explores… Read more »
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Gas Hazards in Cement Production
For centuries, cement has played a crucial role in shaping our cities, with its impact evident in every corner…. Read more »
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5 key benefits of a fixed gas detection system
In this article, we discover the 5 key benefits of a fixed gas detection system. 1) Continuous Protection: Fixed… Read more »
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Rockall Safety Announces Expansion to Lambourne Crescent Property
Rockall Safety, a leading provider of safety equipment in the UK is thrilled to announce the expansion to… Read more »
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Choosing the correct gas detector (fixed)
Choosing the correct gas detector (fixed) There is a wide range of fixed gas detection equipment, and while… Read more »
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Case Study: Rockall Enhance Laboratory Safety at UK Aviation Company
Rockall Safety, a leading provider of gas detection solutions, has improved laboratory safety for a company developing the… Read more »
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Gas Fact Sheets: Understanding different gases and the detection capabilities
Rockall Safety will be releasing Gas Fact Sheets every Monday and Wednesday over the next month. Each of… Read more »
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Hydrogen – Will you be using it in the future?
What is hydrogen? Hydrogen (H) is a colourless, odourless, tasteless, and highly flammable gaseous substance, representing the simplest… Read more »
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Detecting Ammonia
Detecting Ammonia – Formula: NH3 – CAS: 7664-41-7 Introduction: Ammonia is a compound comprised of nitrogen and hydrogen atoms,… Read more »
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Detecting Hydrogen
Detecting Hydrogen Formula: H2 CAS Number: 1333-74-0 Hydrogen, the most abundant element in the universe, is often hailed… Read more »
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Detecting Methane
Methane Formula: CH₄ CAS Number: 74-82-8 Introduction: Methane gas, with its molecular formula CH₄, is a colourless,… Read more »
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Detecting Sulphur Dioxide
Sulphur Dioxide Formula: SO₂ CAS Number: 7446-09-5 Overview: Sulphur Dioxide (SO₂) is a colourless gas with a pungent… Read more »
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