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productBlackline Safety secures $1.8M contract
Blackline Safety has announced a new $1.8 million contract with a major North American water and wastewater utility provider based in California.
articleThe future of monitoring
Bob Latimer discusses the benefits of automated monitoring systems for airborne hazards as complimenting the role of health and safety managers and occupational hygienists.
articleThe rise of smart systems
Smart and connected technology is playing an increasingly vital role in improving safety, providing better visibility and more effective management of airborne hazards in a wide range of setting. Becca Dodds provides an insight.
productThe future of monitoring airborne hazards in the workplace
AIRBORNE HAZARDS—including particulate matter, volatile organic compounds, and noise pose significant risks in the workplace and can cause occupational illness such as respiratory ailments, hearing loss, stress, and cardiovascular conditions.
productProtecting workers from gas hazards
ACROSS INDUSTRIES such as petrochemical, wastewater, and energy, reliable gas detection is vital for worker safety.
newsMan sentenced after carrying out illegal gas work
A MIDDLESBOROUGH man has been given a suspended prison sentence after carrying out illegal gas work.
productAirBench announces new BDS range for solvent mist capture
AIRBENCH IS pleased to announce the launch of the new BSD solvent mist blowdown cabinet.
newsHSE to inspect motor vehicle repair firms
THE HEALTH and Safety Executive (HSE) has launched 1,000 targeted inspections of motor vehicle repair businesses across Great Britain to tackle occupational asthma.
productRegular respirator fit testing is critical
HELPING PROTECT workers from hazardous inhalation hazards starts with a properly fitted respirator, says TSI.
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