Introducing our new Website

Introducing our new Website

It’s not everyday you get to launch a new website and we decided this was a great time to do it and we are very excited to have now pushed GO and made it live. If you have visited our website we would definitely recommend that you take a look now. We have revamped it...
What signage do you need for Hazardous Substances?

What signage do you need for Hazardous Substances?

Join Senior Consultant Elizabeth Harwood for our online webinar as she discusses hazardous substance signage. She will examine what the regulatory requirements are and discuss the other reasons why it’s important to have good, accurate signage. She will also...
Understanding & Managing Workplace Noise Control Options

Understanding & Managing Workplace Noise Control Options

Join our Occupational Hygiene Team Leader and Senior Consultant Sam McGee as he introduces you to some of the noise control options available in the workplace including engineering controls and hearing conservation plans. Click here to...
April 2022 Newsletter

April 2022 Newsletter

In our April 2022 Newsletter we help ease you in to the new Performance Standards and have a look at the changes to the separation distances for toxic and corrosive substances. We also let you know about our next two free online webinars. Click here to see our April...
Controlling Human Vibration Hazards in the Workplace

Controlling Human Vibration Hazards in the Workplace

Join Wellington Occupational Hygienist Christine de Klerk who will give an overview of both hand-arm vibration (HAV) and whole-body vibration (WBV). Human vibration is the effect of mechanical vibration on the body. In some cases, vibration can be unpleasant or even...
How To Take Disposable Gloves Off Correctly

How To Take Disposable Gloves Off Correctly

It is important to know how to remove gloves properly, as improper removal can lead to transfer of contaminants from your gloves to your hands. Here is the recommended method for removing your gloves. Tuck your fingers under the outside of the glove near the wrist...