productCasella’s innovative range on display
CASELLA WILL be returning to The Safety, Health and Wellbeing Live Event 2024 to showcase its extensive range of air and noise monitoring products.
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productTrade-in offer with air monitoring device
THE BRAND new Ranger from Aeroqual Ltd is a simple, flexible and cost-effective solution for accurate air quality readings.
productSingle-gas detector with enhanced features
BLACKLINE SAFETY has announced a significant upgrade to its G6 single-gas detector, adding new features and service plans to the life-saving wearable device.
newsRogue plumber handed suspended prison sentence
A MAN from St Helens has been given a suspended prison sentence for carrying out illegal gas work in Cheshire.
productVersatile gas detection
GASES ARE used in many areas of application and process steps of the semiconductor and chemical industries. This results in a wide variety of associated requirements for measuring methods, sensors, measuring ranges and communication.
newsSole trader in the dock following wood dust failings
A LINCOLNSHIRE-based sole trader has been fined after his employees were exposed to a hazardous substance.
newsUnregistered plumber handed suspended prison sentence
A MAN from Essex has been given a suspended jail sentence after carrying out illegal gas work and breaching a Health and Safety Executive (HSE) enforcement notice.
productHydrogen: Are you ready?
LIGHT, SIMPLE, abundant. That’s hydrogen (H2). Because hydrogen doesn’t create carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions when burned, it holds the promise of becoming essential for global energy transformation, pollution remediation, and decarbonising the planet.
newsFine after multiple wood dust failures
A NORTHWICH furniture company has been fined £16,000 after it repeatedly failed to protect its employees from exposure to wood dust.
productDust safety: Working with Respirable Crystalline Silica
DUST SAFETY in the workplace is of paramount importance, especially when it comes to silica dust. Silica, a natural substance found in rocks, sand, and clay, can become hazardous respirable dust during industrial processes.
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