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What is gas?
A gas is a swarm of particles moving randomly and chaotically, constantly colliding with each other and the walls of…
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Construction and Key Gas Challenges
Workers in the construction industry are at risk from a wide variety of hazardous gases including Carbon Monoxide, Chlorine Dioxide,…
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Carbon Dioxide: What are the dangers in the Food and Beverage Industry?
Carbon dioxide poses the most danger to those working in the food and beverage industry. Gas detection is the only…
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The importance of gas detection in the Petrochemical Industry
The petrochemical refining and gas process generates many workplace hazards, and management of these is critical to maintain a high…
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Connected safety – Fleet Health Monitoring for Multi-Site Fleets
Implementing fleet health monitoring is essential for maintaining safety and efficiency across multi-site operations.
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The Future of Connected Safety
Connected safety is becoming a popular phrase in health and safety settings generally, and gas detection in particular. That’s a…
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Connected Safety: what are gas safety insights?
Understanding gas safety insights is crucial for enhancing workplace safety and ensuring effective incident prevention strategies.
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Confined Space Training and Awareness
Understanding the importance of confined space training is essential for ensuring the safety of personnel working in hazardous environments.
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Confined Space Entry
Understanding confined spaces and their associated risks is vital for safeguarding workers in potentially hazardous environments.
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The Risks of Oxygen
A colourless and odourless gas, oxygen is an important part of the atmosphere and is necessary to sustain life.
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Why HVAC professionals are at risk from Carbon Monoxide – and how to manage it
Carbon monoxide poses a significant risk to HVAC professionals due to its toxic and potentially flammable nature. Understanding the risks…
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What to do – and what not to do – with your Flue Gas Analyser/Combustion Analyzer
Understanding the correct practices for using a combustion analyser is crucial for maintaining both safety and performance in various applications….
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