• 4 Types Of Confined Space Rescue Team Training And Their Uses

      Confined spaces, defined as enclosed areas with a foreseeable risk of serious injury or death, are inherently dangerous environments. Despite t...
  • Using The PortaCount 8030 Or 8038: What Now?

    If you're currently using a PortaCount 8030 or 8038, as face fit testing equipment, you may be wondering what to do next. These models, once the g...
  • Expert Support: When Confined Space Rescue Is Critical

      Working in confined spaces poses a variety of risks not commonly found in other environments, so it is imperative to protect personnel working i...
  • Constant Flow Vs Positive Pressure RPE: Which One Should I Use?

      Respiratory Protective Equipment (RPE) is often the first line of defence against harmful airborne particles, but when choosing the best RPE ...
  • Why Ambulance Workers Should Be Face Fit-Tested

    Ambulance workers, including paramedics and technicians, support patients with a variety of illnesses, injuries, and health conditions on a daily basis.
  • The Silent Dangers Of Crystalline Silica: What You Need To Know

    Workplace hazards come in many forms, but few are as insidious and widespread as crystalline silica. However, because of its fine particle size, crystalline silica
  • The Importance Of Respiratory Protection In Pathogen Research

    Pathogen research, by nature, requires scientists to handle potentially infectious or even deadly bacteria or viruses which, if not carefully controlled, could lead to
  • The Health Hazards Of Fibreglass Exposure During Demolition

    Safety must always be a priority on demolition sites, with personnel exposed to a range of hazards, including falling debris, electrical fixtures, and excessive noise.
  • 4 Scenarios Where Loose-Fitting Face Pieces Are More Suitable

    Choosing the right type of facepiece is crucial to ensure safety and comfort when fitting an individual user’s Respiratory Protective Equipment (RPE). If the face piece is not comfortable the wearer will 
  • Wood Dust and Respirators: A Safety Guide for Woodworkers

    Working with wood can expose workers to wood dust, which poses a significant risk to respiratory health. Wood dust particles can “float” in the air due to their small size and low weight.
  • Choosing The Right Respirator: A Comprehensive Guide to PAPRs and SARs

      When it comes to safeguarding your respiratory health in hazardous environments, choosing the right Respiratory Protective Equipment (RPE) is cr...
  • APC Vs CNP Quantitative Testing: Choosing The Right Method For You

    Quantitative Face Fit testing plays a crucial role in ensuring that Respiratory Protective Equipment (RPE) is effective and provides an adequate s...