Time to check your labels & SDS’s
Nearly four years ago (30 April 2021) New Zealand adopted the GHS classification system for hazardous substances. This saw the HSNO classifications we have used since 2001 (and that were based on the first draft of GHS) being gradually replaced by the GHS 7 system....
Respiratory Protection Refresher Webinar
It’s time to freshen up on all of the respirator do’s and don’ts. This webinar covers different types of respirators, fit testing and everything in between. This webinar is presented by Sam McGee, Occupational Hygiene Team Leader and Senior Consultant at...
Routes of entry for hazardous substances
There are four main ways a hazardous substance can enter the body: Inhalation (breathing in) Dermally (absorbing through the skin) Ingestion Injection This piece has been written by Sam McGee, Occupational Hygiene Team Leader and Senior Consultant at Chemsafety...
Chemsafety Services for Lead Paint Testing
Stripping off or sanding any paint containing lead can create a serious health hazard, not only for the person doing the job but for the building’s occupants and neighbours – and particularly children. Therefore, before any renovation starts in a building that was...