workplace safety Applications
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Thermal measurement for workplaces
The importance of thermal comfort in the indoor environment can not be underestimated; infact, a vast majority of complaints about indoor climate relate to poor thermal comfort.
By Dantec Dynamics based in Skovlunde, DENMARK.
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Noise monitoring for workplaces
By Wölfel Group based in Hoechberg, GERMANY.
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PremiumNoise monitoring for workplaces
Measurement of the noise exposure of an individual over the working day. They should be used for mobile workforces where it is not always practical to measure with a hand held Sound Level Meter.
By Casella based in Kempston, UNITED KINGDOM.
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On-site chemical monitoring for workplace safety
By Pollution Srl based in Budrio (Bologna), ITALY.
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PremiumShort term noise measurement for safety consulting
For environmental noise monitoring when short measurements are required using a hand held Sound Level Meter. This could be for boundary monitoring of industrial sites or noise surveys for planning purposes.
By Casella based in Kempston, UNITED KINGDOM.
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Aerosol and particle technology for operational safety industries
During the production, the conveyance and the filling of solid particles in the form of powders, bulk materials, granulates, pellets and many other shapes, dust is generated as a rule. This dust formation can lead to an impairment of the operational safety and the reliability of the production process, e. g. by means of inhalable dust fractions. The workplace hygiene can also be endangered, e. g. through dust accumulations.
By Palas GmbH based in Karlsruhe, GERMANY.
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PremiumSound level measurement for safety regulations
Hand held instruments for the measurement of an employee`s noise exposure. Frequency analysis within Sound Level Meters can also be used to determine the correct selection of hearing protection.
By Casella based in Kempston, UNITED KINGDOM.
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Trapped Key Interlocks for Lockout Tagout Procedure
Enhancing your lockout tagout procedure with KIRK trapped key interlocks ensures energy isolation procedures are followed in a predetermined sequence of events every time. Typical industrial equipment may contain hot fluids, blades, fans, pinch points, and moving parts hazardous to workers and other equipment. A written lockout tagout procedure is used to document the steps to remove/isolate the energy source(s). This written procedure includes; identifying the energy source(s), isolating the energy source(s), locking and tagging the energy source(s), and verification that the energy isolation has been effective.
By Kirk Key Interlock Company based in North Canton, OHIO (USA).
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Contaminants Absorption for the Workpalce Industry
By Chemtex, Inc. based in Cumberland, RHODE ISLAND (USA).
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PremiumMeasurement of ethylene oxide for monitoring workplace exposure limits
By MOCON, Inc. - Baseline - AMETEK based in Lyons, COLORADO (USA).
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Air monitoring equipments for workplace and personal exposure monitoring
Many occupations involve the use of hazardous substances or processes, where pollutants may be ingested, inhaled or absorbed through the skin. General ambient pollutants can also have health implications in otherwise non-hazardous workplaces. Occupational exposure limits regulate many pollutants based on an eight-hour working day. Personal exposure assessments can be made over an eight-hour period (Time Weighted Average (TWA) exposure) using our simple to use monitoring equipment.
By Gradko International Ltd based in Winchester, UNITED KINGDOM.
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Trapped Key Interlocks for Substation Switchgear
Trapped key interlocks have a number of functions in substation switchgear applications. For example, preventing the paralleling of two energy sources, preventing particular operations until a breaker is locked open or closed, preventing disconnecting of breakers under load, and minimizing the possibility of a hazardous arc flash. These are often part of a larger trapped key interlock system.
By Kirk Key Interlock Company based in North Canton, OHIO (USA).
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Formaldehyde Monitoring for Workplace Health and Safety
By Environmental Sensors Company based in Boca Raton, FLORIDA (USA).
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Indoor air sampling for industrial hygiene
By A. P. Buck Inc. based in Orlando, FLORIDA (USA).
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Nitric Oxide Monitoring for Workplace Health and Safety
By Environmental Sensors Company based in Boca Raton, FLORIDA (USA).
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Hydrogen Sulfide Monitoring for Workplace Health and Safety
By Environmental Sensors Company based in Boca Raton, FLORIDA (USA).
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Carbon Monoxide Monitoring for Workplace Health and Safety
By Environmental Sensors Company based in Boca Raton, FLORIDA (USA).
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Chlorine Monitoring for Workplace Health and Safety
By Environmental Sensors Company based in Boca Raton, FLORIDA (USA).
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Gluteraldehyde Monitoring for Workplace Health and Safety
By Environmental Sensors Company based in Boca Raton, FLORIDA (USA).
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PremiumAir sampling & monitoring systems for occupational health & safety industry
HI-Q considers the responsibility for worker health and safety to be of paramount importance. This is a responsibility that requires good documentation of facts. Many studies are conducted to evaluate workplace health and safety conditions as they relate to workers exposure to radiation, chemicals, and biological hazards during the normal work day. HI-Qs wide line of air sampling equipment, systems and accessories are used in the monitoring then documentation of these workplaces.
By HI-Q Environmental Products Company based in San Diego, CALIFORNIA (USA).
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