This month we put the spotlight on Debbie Airey to find out about her journey in the health and safety industry and her new role at Safe Monitoring Group.

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Adam Pope explains the difficulties of gas safety in small facilities and provides guidance for managing employee safety in these environments.

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Specifying RPE that is both suitable and adequate can be tricky. Ian Kelsall explains how Powered Air Purifying Respirators (PAPRs) can help.

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Real-time dust monitoring offers instant information in areas where airborne dust is present, giving live readings of dust data and subsequent audio/visual alarms when dust levels are dangerous to workers health. Adrian Eccles provides an insight.

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Fixed-point detection systems are permanent installations designed to provide continuous monitoring of gas levels in a wide range of environments, from commercial premises through to heavy industrial settings. Tracy Vernon provides an insight into when you need a fixed gas detection system.

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Selecting respiratory protection equipment (RPE) for today’s diverse workforce can be a challenge - workers come in all shapes and sizes and it is essential the RPE is right for each individual. Ian Kelsall looks at the importance of inclusivity in RPE.

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We put Draeger Safety's Ian Kelsall in the spotlight on to find out how he found himself working in the world of health and safety.

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TIM TURNEY emphasises the importance of effective airborne hazard monitoring measures set in place and the importance this holds in protecting workers.

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Bob Latimer discusses monitoring and control limits for dust and fumes in the work environment.

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Over the last decade, global sustainability legislation has surged by 155%. Alex Minett outlines some key worldwide legislative developments and discusses how businesses can respond.

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Chris Mottershaw looks at how far gas detection has come since the days when a canary alerted miners to the presence of dangerous gases.

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While positive steps have been taken, there is still much more that can be done to reduce incidences of occupational lung disease, according to George Elliott.

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Paul Salisbury discusses the key differences between the different methods of face fit testing to help you to choose the right one for your needs.

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HSM asks Daniel Frith about the dangers of exposure to airborne contaminants and how to mitigate the risks.

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The use of technology to enhance worker safety has become invaluable, especially where hazardous gases are present. Here, Anne Osbourn looks at at the game-changing role that connected gas detection devices are playing to keep workers safe.

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Craig Cowbrough talks to Mark Lynch of DMH about his use of cloud connected environmental sensor technology to help deliver better health and safety outcomes in the workplace.

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While greener fuels – such as hydrogen – are seeing increasingly widespread use to protect our planet, we must also consider the risks and dangers of these new forms of energy. David Head says there is a pressing need to understand the risk to ensure worker safety.

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Each issue, British Safety Council will use this page to answer YOUR questions. Please send any problems, issues or general enquiries about health, safety and wellbeing to [email protected] and their experts will respond in future issues.

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Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are increasingly making the headlines, but what exactly are they and what effect do they have on the workplace as well as everyday life. Tracy Vernon​ provides an insight.

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There is growing awareness of poor indoor air quality and how this can effect the health and wellbeing of workers. David Flower takes a look at this important issue.

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This is Wave A smart radon detector with quick and accurate results on your smartphone. Additionally, you can simply wave in front of the detector to get a visual indication of your radon levels.

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MultiRAE Lite One-to-Six Gas Personal Protection/ Confined Space Monitor

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The Microdust Pro is a real-time hand-held, data logging instrument for the detection of airborne dusts, fumes and aerosols.

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A personal air sampling pump is a bodily worn pump used to sample for airborne contaminants that can be damaging to health.

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4 Gas Mix (34 Litre)

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The C-SERIES twin fold disposable respirators offers many benefits such as unique colour coding and ease of storage, whilst their individual bagging also reduces risk of contamination.

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Personal and area monitoring applications

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300 products detecting 28 gases

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chem cre8 allows you to design your own chemical clothing, to suit your specific safety needs. This revolutionary system enables you to select up to 8 key safety features of a chemical suit and combine them to create your very own suit design.

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Personal monitoring solutions

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IN THE UK, workers required to wear respiratory protection are also required to pass an annual respirator fit test.

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Research shows that dust exposure is a significant health hazard to people working in the construction industry. This article explains why dust exposure is dangerous and explores the various options available for reducing it.

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Measure area heat and humidity or personal heart rate and core body temperature

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The Ventis™ multi-gas detector is a lightweight, highly configurable instrument that is capable of detecting one to four gases. Ideal for both confined space monitoring and continuous personal monitoring in potentially hazardous environments, the instrument is designed to keep workers in a variety of industries safe

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Zehnder CleanAir 6 removes airborne dust particles from the air in industrial and commercial applications.

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