News and blogs to give you an insight into the environmental sector.
12 July 2024 · Bethan Martin
Our experts explain what workplace exposure limits are under the COSHH regulations.
Read more ➔29 April 2024 · Mark Holmes
Whole body vibration (WBV) is the term for when vibrations are transmitted through the seat or feet of a worker. For example, this could be a person who drives a mobile machine, or other work vehicle, over rough and uneven surfaces as a central part of their job.
Read more ➔26 April 2024 · Mark Holmes
Here we answer any common questions around isocyanate exposure in the workplace – do you know your exposure limits, and how to monitor and control isocyanate exposure?
Read more ➔19 April 2024 · Mark Holmes
Hand-arm vibration affects thousands of UK workers each year, and causes various afflictions such as carpal tunnel syndrome. These symptoms are due to vibration exposure altering the flow of blood, which then results in nerve symptoms and blood circulation damage.
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 · Susan Lett
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 · Susan Lett
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 ➔3 May 2022 · Megan Rushton
Safe practices regarding noise management are an imperative for today’s workforce; the number of workers with work-related hearing problems is estimated to be at 14000, using three years of data from the Labour Force Survey.
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