LEV Central

THE Focal Point for the LEV Industry

LEV Central is designed to be the first port of call for all matters relating to Local Exhaust Ventilation.

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LEVCentral is a free-to-use Knowledge Base dedicated to Local Exhaust Ventilation (LEV)/Industrial Ventilation.

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RR1089 – Leadership and Worker Engagement in the Ports Industry 20th June 2017
HSE’s 2014 Approved Code of Practice (ACOP) on Safety in Docks (L148) was developed through close consultation with employer and employee representatives. This qualitative study explored how leadership and worker engagement practices were implemented in GB ports.
North Manchester Health, Safety and Advisory Group (NMHSAG) Conference – Harrogate, 22 June 2017 16th June 2017
The conference will take place at The Organisational Learning Centre Bolton, Old Police Station, 66 Castle Street, Bolton, BL2 1AE. Places are in demand and so please only place a nomination if you are able to attend for the FULL DAY of the Conference.
Company fined after the death of worker 16th June 2017
A North East based contractor Pyeroy Ltd has been fined due to failings in their work at height rescue planning.
HSL: Practical Management of Local Exhaust Ventilation Controls – BOHS Approved – Buxton, 28 Sept 2017 16th June 2017
Local exhaust ventilation is a commonly used method of controlling workers’ exposure to airborne contaminants. However, LEV is not always as effective as it could be and all too often fails to protect workers’ health. The reasons for LEV failure are varied, ranging from a failure at the design stage to poor maintenance and testing […]