How to Remove Mould
Mould is from excess moisture, humidity or warmth, spores and nutrients. Moisture can be from plumbing, leaks or AC. Spores can travel inside from poor air quality
How loud devices maybe ca...
Noise exposures have always been in the workplace due to machinery, traffic & open work environments. Though an increase in computer and phone related devices also has
What is an Occupational N...
Occupational noise exposure requires monitoring as per stated in the WHS legislation. Constant exposure to manufacturing noise can lead to industrial deafness. Site noise levels need to
Allergens
Allergies effected 1 in 5 people in Australia & is increasing. 20% of the world’s population experience these reactions. These reactions can start by environmental exposure or
The importance of good ai...
Occupational Matters IAQ health check will ensure your office safety Indoor environments are enclosed and air quality is reduced from lack of ‘new’ air entering the area.
Vehicle Emissions Exposur...
Exhaust emissions exist due to the combustion process of fuel by the car’s engine, whereby it releases a combination of pollutants ranging from nitrous oxides, volatile organic
How to identify Asbestos
Buildings in Australia typically contain asbestos if built during 1940’s up until as late as 1980. Uses ranged from fire retardant coatings, concrete, bricks, pipes and fireplace
Silica dust where does it...
Silica is sand to most or the material used to make a computer chip; many are unaware of the other uses or possible health side effects when
Heat stress in the workpl...
What is Heat Stress?? Occurs when the body’s total net heat load on the person from internal heat produced & external sources exceeds the body’s ability to
Occupational Asthma
Occupational asthma is as term suggests when a work related action causes the following symptoms: recurring soreness or watering of eyes recurring blocked or running nose bouts
