newsPlymouth landlord puts lives at risk
A LANDLORD from Plymouth has been sentenced after gas appliances at his rental property in Plymouth were found to be ‘Immediately Dangerous’.
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newsEast Z East fined for faulty equipment
EAST Z East have been ordered to pay a total of £43,919.50 for faulty equipment in their kitchen, including a gas leak, which put their employees at risk.
newsBOHS launches analysing asbestos in soils course
THE BRITISH Occupational Hygiene Society (BOHS) has developed and launched P408, the first in-depth asbestos in soils analysis training course in the UK.
newsHigh court ruling in British Coal cases
JUDGEMENT HAS been handed down in a group action brought on behalf of around 260 British Coal coke oven workers and their families.
productDust monitoring with Casella Apex2 I.S
CASELLA’S APEX2 I.S personal dust sampling pump range boasts intrinsically safe international (IECEx) approval and now has QPS certification for America and Canada.
newsCompany fined for lack of asbestos assessment
A PROPERTY management company has been sentenced after failing to carry out an asbestos survey prior to undertaking extensive refurbishment works.
newsCall for businesses to prevent work-related lung cancer
BUSINESSES ARE urged to save lives by accessing free practical resources to reduce the terrible toll of work-related lung cancer.
newsGas fitter sentenced to prison
A SELF-employed gas fitter has been sentenced to 16 months in prison after he carried out unsafe gas work while falsely pretending to be Gas Safe Registered.
articleHidden danger
Monitoring toxic gases and hazards in the workplace is a lot easier due to intelligent technologies, says Gary Collins
productMakita’s dust extractor features new AWS technology
MAKITA’S NEW DVC864LZ Twin 18v (36v) Brushless L-Class Dust Extractor is the first extractor to feature the new AWS technology.
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