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24-hour monitoring
08 October 2013
When 24-hour real-time monitoring of dust and levels was required by specialist engineering, construction, decommissioning and environmental services business, Keltbray, the Boundary Guardian from Casella was chosen for the job.
The company was working on a project at Mitre House in the City of London close to an educational institution, where dust and noise associated with the deconstruction work had to be carefully managed.
Altin Lleshi, safety, health & environment advisor, explains: "We chose the Casella Boundary Guardian because it has some new features such as local alarms and emails that inform us when dust or noise limits are exceeded, plus a dedicated website for viewing real time and historical data from the unit.”
The multi-parameter monitor for dust, noise, wind speed and wind direction is easy to operate and requires minimal training.
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