newsIllegal waste operator and landowner prosecuted
THE ENVIRONMENT Agency has successfully prosecuted an illegal waste operator who used land near in Newark, Nottinghamshire, to burn waste in 2018.
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productHow to enable safer machine interventions
INCREASE WORKPLACE safety with Lockout/Tagout solutions from a single supplier. Brady outlines seven reasons why it is the preferred partner in Lockout/Tagout projects.
productLighting in hazardous areas
DIALIGHT GROUP has launched two new lighting products specifically for hazardous area applications in the EMEA and APAC markets.
productSafety showers at wastewater treatment plants
ENSURING THAT communities and businesses have access to safe, clean water each day is a top priority for the water and wastewater sector.
productAshburton Triangle installs Advanced fire protection
A HAT-TRICK of fire protection solutions from UK manufacturer, Advanced, is now installed at a sought-after, mixed-use development just metres from the Emirates Stadium, home to premiership football club, Arsenal.
productVirus-fighting products from Sanify
A NEW era in the coronavirus battle is said to be aided and abetted by a range of revolutionary antiviral products from British start-up company Sanify.
productPlant operators can optimise uptime
ENTERPRISE ASSET Management (EAM) software provider Ultimo has added an autonomous maintenance feature to its platform to allow plant operators to carry out and track simple maintenance tasks using the same software as the maintenance team.
newsLives depend on asbestos removal plans, says IOSH
ANY PLANS for the mass removal of asbestos from public and commercial buildings in the UK must include detailed information on how those charged with doing the work will be protected and how it will be disposed of.
newsProsecution after workers flee when building collapses
A MANCHESTER construction company was fined after much of a three-bedroom domestic property in Stretford collapsed during a loft conversion and ground floor extension work.
newsPair convicted for waste injection scheme
LIQUID WASTE from chemical toilets, abattoir washings and other sources was injected into fields across Cornwall and cost two men more than £240,000.
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