newsCompany fined after failing to identify asbestos
A BALLYMENA-based asbestos surveying company was sentenced yesterday after failing to identify the risk of asbestos containing materials in a County Antrim retail outlet.
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newsStudents warned about deadly asbestos
STUDENTS FROM construction-related courses have been warned breathing in asbestos fibres is like “playing Russian roulette” with their lives.
newsCompany fined for no asbestos assessment
A RESIDENTIAL property development company has been sentenced after failing to carry out an asbestos survey prior to undertaking extensive refurbishment works.
newsEngineer sentenced for illegal gas work
A FORMER gas engineer has been sentenced today after conducting gas work he was no longer registered or competent to do and leaving it in a dangerous condition.
newsFree seminar for managing dangerous substances
CALLING ALL EHS professional in the West Midlands region. If you handle health-hazardous chemical products at your workplace, comprehensive legislation applies for the registration and documentation of the products.
productShawcity announces exclusive product
EXCLUSIVE TO Shawcity, OHD’s Quantifit Respirator Fit Tester is the breakthrough in portable mask-fit technology, using Controlled Negative Pressure (CNP) instead of traditional aerosol particle counting.
productNew JSP Springfit Mask offers unrivalled fit
JSP HAS launched the new Springfit fold flat disposable mask with a unique endoskeleton structure which guarantees each mask keeps its shape, increasing performance and maintaining rigidity.
product4 in 1 protection from JSP
THE POWERCAP Infinity is the very latest in Powered Air Purifying Respiratory technology offering 4 in 1 fully integrated protection to the head, eye/face, hearing and respiratory protection in one intuitive lightweight head mounted unit.
newsCompanies fined for fire injuries
A MAJOR UK gas distribution company and a Kent based construction company have been fined after a gas main ignited whilst it was being repaired, injuring two workers.
articleSomething in the air
Despite nearly two decades of regulations, harmful dusts and vapours and gases in the air are still killing workers. Tim Turney looks at how to provide a safer working environment.
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