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New WiFi indoor air quality monitor

WE SPEND most of our days indoors whether that be working, shopping or being at home. During this time we don’t tend to think about what we are surrounding ourselves in, or consider the quality of the air we’re breathing, however, some of the most polluted air we breathe is found indoors.

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BSC calls for more air pollution monitoring

BRITISH SAFETY Council is calling on the UK Government to approach the issue of air pollution with the same level and degree of urgency as it does climate change, and in doing so improve how it monitors and measures air pollution levels across the country.

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Who wants safer schools?

Nick Pullan reminds us that asbestos in schools and hospitals remains a threat that we mustn’t lose sight of in the shadow of COVID-19.

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Invisible danger

Some substances are not only odourless, but invisible to the naked eye making gas monitoring critical to the safety of of workplaces. Simon Hopwood looks at the different options

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Unseen dangers

Graham Wilson explores how advances in wearable technology could help prevent deaths from hazardous airborne exposure in the workplace.

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Contractor sentenced after asbestos disturbance

A CONTRACTOR has been awarded 100 hours community service and 10 days Rehabilitation Activity following a conviction of health and safety breaches after labourers disturbed asbestos and worked dangerously at height while refurbishing a disused park toilet block.

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