Respirators (dust masks, half face masks etc.) are a common tool for controlling exposure to dusts and chemicals. However, PPE is last on the hierarchy of control because many factors can affect how well they protect people from the hazard. A Respiratory Protection...
Join our Senior Asbestos Consultant Tony Bird where he outlines the different types of Asbestos Surveys and which one is right for your property, including why demolition surveys require a property to be vacant at the time of the site visit. Click here to...
Do you want to know what the common non-compliances are that hold up companies from getting their location compliance certification on time? Join our HSNO Team Leader & Compliance Certifier Sara Aldridge as she explains what the process of certification is and...
Join our Occupational Hygiene Team Leader Sam McGee to learn about how the Hierarchy of Controls is used to control hazards in the workplace. The higher on the hierarchy the better the control. In this webinar we will discuss the hierarchy of controls as it relates to...
Lots of workplaces are dusty environments, just think of the average bakery or construction site. However, the controls required for some industries are way more stringent than others. The cutting of most stone benchtops is via wet cutting methods, but timber on a...
When one of our consultants collects samples for asbestos identification on a client’s property, we are frequently asked if we can tell whether the material is positive or not for asbestos, and our typical answer is: “It is hard to say, only after testing can we know...