News and blogs to give you an insight into the environmental sector.
27 March 2023 · Susan Lett
Brominated Flame Retardants, or BFRs, are a type of chemical added to products during manufacture to increase their resistance to fire. They are therefore present in waste at the end of these products’ lifespan. BFRs are considered hazardous substances. The Environment agency is currently reviewing environmental permits for incinerators and co-incinerators in response to the Waste Incineration BAT Conclusions published in December 2019 and new monitoring requirements for the incineration of BFRs.
Read more ➔8 March 2023 · Susan Lett
Respirable crystalline silica is created by a range of manufacturing processes. It is a particular problem in foundry practices, where green sand is used in metal moulds.
Read more ➔3 February 2023 · Natalie Eyre
Envirocare’s Occupational Hygiene Team is improving efficiency and working practices by embracing its new project management tool – the iSmith.
Read more ➔3 January 2023 · Natalie Eyre
Envirocare’s Occupational Hygienist, Chris Creasey has been awarded his professional qualification by the British Occupational Hygiene Society (BOHS).
Read more ➔3 November 2022 · Roisin Campbell
Electric and magnetic fields occur naturally in nerves and muscles of our bodies, and in the Earth’s magnetic field. In the workplace we are concerned about Electromagnetic Fields (EMF) produced by currents and fields in electric power systems.
Read more ➔11 August 2022 · Megan Rushton
Ryan is the latest emissions trainee at Envirocare to progress from entry level to MCERTS Level 2 Team Leader.
Read more ➔10 August 2022 · Natalie Eyre
Envirocare is pleased and excited to announce our acquisition of S.I. Environmental, which became part of the ever-growing Envirocare and Cura Terrae families on the 8th August 2022.
Read more ➔2 August 2022 · Megan Rushton
We are immensely excited to announce several new appointments at Envirocare, welcoming Susan Lett, Chris Smith and Phil Gore to the leadership team in our Occupational Hygiene Department.
Read more ➔28 July 2022 · Megan Rushton
BAT stands for ‘Best Available Techniques’, referring to the techniques that best prevent or minimise environmental impacts from industry processes/installations. These will be the most economically and technically viable options.
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