5 Reasons you shouldn’t collect your own asbestos samples

5 Reasons you shouldn’t collect your own asbestos samples

Health risk When an asbestos-containing material (ACM) is disturbed, it can become friable and airborne. In this state, asbestos fibres have the potential to be inhaled and lodged in the lungs, which could lead to serious long-term health effects. Sampling effectively...
Class 6 & 8 Hazardous Substances

Class 6 & 8 Hazardous Substances

Hazardous substance classifications 6 & 8 are treated differently in the Regulations. In this free online webinar learn what substances are included in these classifications, what you can and can’t do with them and how to manage them. Click here to...
PCBU Obligations

PCBU Obligations

In this free webinar we ask – as a PCBU do you know exactly what your obligations are in regards to hazardous substances? Do you have hazardous substances on site but are confused by the Regulations and want someone to outline what you must do in plain English?...
What you need to know about exposure monitoring

What you need to know about exposure monitoring

Do you know what to look for within your exposure monitoring programme? In this free webinar we ask what things do you need to look at for your exposure monitoring and what makes a good report. Join our Occupational Team Leader, Sam McGee, for an in-depth look at what...
What should be in a Hazardous Substance Site Plan

What should be in a Hazardous Substance Site Plan

In this free online webinar you will be shown that if you have hazardous substances on your site you should have a site plan showing where they are and where your emergency equipment is located. Join us to learn why you need a site plan, what’s in a good plan and what...