If you use a centralised ventilation system that removes and circulates air to different rooms, it is recommended that you turn off recirculation and use a fresh air supply. You do not need to adjust other types of air conditioning systems. If you’re unsure, speak to your heating ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) engineers or …

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COMAH Compliance for Lower Tier Establishments 06 Feb £650 Other available dates: email us to book COMAH imposes duties on establishments holding in storage or process quantities of hazardous materials above thresholds defined for each substance. This course identifies the COMAH duties for Lower Tier establishments and what needs to be done to comply with …

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Following on from our two successful previous events, HSE is delighted to announce the Future of Gas is back for the third time. Part of the Safety Excellence in Energy series, the 2020 event will not only keep you up to date with the established, major projects such as H21, H100 and HyDeploy, we’ll also …

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H21, the UK gas industry programme focused on converting the network to carry 100% hydrogen, has recently been awarded a further £6.8 million in Ofgem innovation funding to support additional research and development. As part of phase two, HSE experts will be supporting project lead partner Northern Gas Networks to refine and evaluate the procedures and components used within the current distribution network and provide an evidence base should it need to change for 100% hydrogen.

A leading energy service provider has warned that UK businesses must not take their eye off the ball when it comes to carbon cutting and compliance, despite the recent backlash against the Government’s Carbon Reduction Commitment Energy Efficiency Scheme (CRC).

Reduced tariffs will drive efficiencies and technological development

London, 14 March 2011 – Small and medium sized businesses risk heavy fines as well as disruption, if they fail to keep adequate records warns Vaultium, one of Europe’s most secure online file sharing and collaboration solution providers.

TOO MANY first aid kits in UK workplaces are missing essential equipment which is putting employees at risk and means employers are breaking the law according to workplace equipment provider Slingsby.

British asbestos campaigners have today launched a national survey exploring general awareness and understanding of asbestos in buildings and the regulations designed to protect UK workers from being exposed to asbestos in their workplace.

Employers can now deliver improved on-site health and safety talks thanks to the latest revision of the HVCA‘s successful Toolbox Talks series.