No 9 in the Offshore CoSHH Essentials series of guidance leaflets by HSE. This one considers the CoSHH Control strategies for working in the Shale Shaker Rooms and Mud Pits. HSE OCE9 Drilling Muds
Part of HSE’s Offshore CoSHH Essentials series, this leaflet covers the control engineering (LEV) strategies where muds are being mixed. HSE OCE8 Mixing Drilling Muds (Sack Room)
Part of HSE’s Offshore CoSHH Essentials series of leaflets , this one considers the hazards, risks and control strategies for soldering HSE OCE4 Soldering
Part of HSE’s Offshore CoSHH Essentials series of leaflets this one will help offshore dutyholders (owners, operators and contractors) to comply with the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002 (COSHH). The guidance consolidates good control practice and reinforces …
Part of HSE’s CoSHH Essentials series of guidance leaflets. The sheet provides good practice advice on using local exhaust ventilation which is the commonest form of engineering control. It can be applied to a range of tasks involving small, medium …
HSE’s – Frequently asked questions about LEV, everything from; Airflow, LEV Competence, An employer’s guide, Thorough Examination and Testing (TExT) to On-tool extraction and much more. Courtesy of the HSE website. LVHV/On Tool Extraction/Tip Extraction. New Guidance on how to …
A brief HSE guide to Offshore Local Exhaust Ventilation. Covers Commissioning, Examination & Testing, Maintenance and Operator Training HSE OCM2 LEV Offshore
This is a HSE publication titled Controlling health risks from rosin (colophony) based solder fluxes. Serious health problems may arise from inhalation of fume from rosin. This publication is aimed at managers of businesses using these fluxes; suppliers of fluxes; …
This is a HSE publication which tells you about the possible health hazards from exposure to solder fume when using flux materials containing rosin (also known as colophony). Download a copy here:- INDG248 Solder Fume and You
This is a leaflet which explains what an Employer and operator should do to prevent lung disease caused by exposure to silica at work. Follow the URL link below to download a copy from HSE’s website:- INDG463
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