In our August 2022 Newsletter we are excited to tell you about our new Wellington office. We also let you know about our next two free online webinars and show you photos of our new field laboratory. Click here to see our August 2022...
Do you know the most common trends regarding non-compliance with hazardous substances in the health care sector, and how to avoid these mistakes? This blog discusses six-steps to aid in reducing the risk of non-compliance when handling and storing hazardous substances...
Following multiple audits over recent years relating to hazardous substances compliance across various health care providers, our Senior Hazardous Substances Consultant and Compliance Certifier Sara Aldridge will discuss common findings and improvements applicable to...
Keep your respirator clean! Health and safety is the most important reason. Chances are, if you are wearing a respirator you are doing so to protect yourself from a hazardous substance. If this substance accumulates on...
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...
They are not workplace cleaners or occupational health nurses. Occupational Hygienists anticipate, recognise, evaluate and control biological, physical, and chemical health hazards in the workplace. In simpler terms, we try and protect workers short term and long term...
