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Silica dust: The need for appropriate monitoring

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) suggests there are an estimated 13,000 deaths linked to exposure at work, primarily to chemicals and dust. Silica dust, or Respirable Crystalline Silica (RCS), is one of the biggest risks in construction, causing approximately 500 construction worker deaths every year from serious lung diseases as the result of prolonged exposure. Tim Turney, technical product manager at Casella, stresses the need for monitoring

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90th celebrations

In their 90th Anniversary year RRC is once again getting ready for the 2018 Safety and Health Expo.

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Monitors HAV and WBV

Following two years of market study and technical development, Earlsmere has launched the ‘Limpet’, technology for monitoring HAV and WBV.

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Noise monitoring terminal

Noise and vibration specialist Svantek has launched the SV 307 integrated Noise Monitoring Terminal (NMT) designed for permanent noise monitoring applications.

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When is gas potentially fatal?

Will Russell a Technician from Ashtead Technology, warns: “There is a danger that investment in monitoring equipment can create a false sense of security. All instruments require regular health and calibration checks to ensure that readings remain accurate, because incorrect data can mislead users into believing that conditions are safe.”
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Interpersonal skills: One-day workshop

While most people at work possess the technical skills required for their role, British Safety Council believes many lack the softer ‘people’ skills to effectively engage with, influence and motivate others. Therefore, it has developed a one-day workshop, Interpersonal skills, to provide learners with practical skills that can be used in the workplace to enhance their performance when interacting with others.

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Play your (safety) cards right

If you are looking to raise your game when it comes to workplace safety, new playing cards from the Health & Safety Executive are the real deal. 

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