LEVCentral Expert Commentary Construction dust is one of the largest causes of occupational ill health in the UK. Every day, thousands of workers are exposed to dust generated during cutting, drilling, grinding, chasing, sanding and demolition activities. While these dusts …
A Classic IChemE Paper on Isocyanate Hazards, Process Safety and Exposure Control LEVCentral Expert Commentary Although written many years ago, this IChemE paper remains a fascinating resource for anyone involved in the manufacture, handling or control of isocyanates. The …
A Literature Review of LEV Effectiveness for Welding Fume Control LEVCentral Expert Commentary Research papers do not often find their way into day-to-day discussions between LEV engineers, occupational hygienists and duty holders. However, some publications provide valuable evidence that …
A Practical Manager’s Guide to Preventing Silicosis in the Engineered Stone Industry This BOHS guidance has been developed as a practical management resource to help employers, supervisors and workers understand the risks associated with engineered stone and the measures required …
HSE’s Landmark Guidance on Engineered Stone and Silica Dust Control The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has published dedicated guidance covering the health risks associated with working engineered stone and the measures required to control exposure to respirable crystalline silica …
Before You Drill: Could There Be Asbestos? HSE Guidance Sheet A9 forms part of the HSE Asbestos Essentials series and provides practical guidance for safely drilling holes in asbestos cement and other highly bonded asbestos-containing materials. The guidance is primarily …
This HSE guidance highlights the significant health risks associated with respirable crystalline silica (RCS) exposure in the construction industry. Silica is a naturally occurring mineral found in materials such as concrete, brick, mortar, sandstone, tiles and many other common construction …
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