Workplace Safety | Environmental XPRT
Articles & Whitepapers
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How to Prevent Heat-Related Illnesses & Death with WBGT Heat Stress Monitoring
Heat stress monitoring is an invaluable tool for saving lives. While at-risk demographics include young children or adults 65 or older, or anyone working or performing in hot conditions heat-related illness can happen to anyone – even athletes who in prime physical condition. Heat stroke is one of the?3 leading causes of sudden death?during exercise. Survival rate for heat stroke is very ...
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Why is Asbestos Removal Important for business?
As a popular building material in the 1970s, the dangers of asbestos were not fully realised until much later, meaning that professional asbestos removal is now needed on many properties. Found to be ...
News
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Protecting Building Occupants and Workers from Formaldehyde Exposure
In 1987, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) classified formaldehyde as a probable human carcinogen. In 2011, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) determined that formaldehyde is a known human carcinogen based on human and ...
National Safety Month and EHS Resources for Businesses and Institutions
How OSHA Inspections Work: What Employers Can Expect and How to Prepare
The New Room Alert Mobile App - Environment Monitoring With A Mobile-First Mindset
World’s Largest Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle Completes Successful Year of Trials
Equipment & Solutions
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Charcoal Canister for Radon Testing
The container for the charcoal is an all-metal 8-ounce can. The nominal dimensions on this can are 4 inches in diameter x 1-1/8 inches deep. The top of each completed canister is sealed in place using a 13-inch strip of vinyl tape. Red vinyl is available as a standard. Other types of tape or specific colors can be supplied upon request.
Upcoming Events
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CLP - the Basics (Formulators)
Classification is the key process that ensures labels and safety data sheets provide accurate information on hazards, helping recipients use your chemical products safely. Aimed at those responsible for classification and labelling as well as those accountable for wider product stewardship issues, this workshop is ideal for anyone who needs to understand more about their obligations under the CLP ...