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No Matter Your Industry, HEPA Filtration Improves Indoor Air Quality
HEPA filters are vital for air quality control.
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Chemical Exposure in Food Processing Plants
While food safety may be on the forefront of some consumers’ minds when doing their shopping this year, food companies may also want to step up their commitment to safety in the workplace.
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Thermoset Plastic Manufacturing and PAH Exposure
Upon entering the kitchen and flicking on the light, little thought is likely given to where or how that light switch was made, any more than thought is given to the countertops on which the food is prepared or the pot handles of the vessel used to cook the food. Those who work in the thermosetting plastics industry, however, think about these products all the time. It’s what they do.
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Best Practices for Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Includes Indoor Air Quality Controls
As part of the quality monitoring process for pharmaceutical products, maintaining a sterile environment with air filters is crucial.
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Remove Indoor Air Quality Occupational Risk For Plastics Industry Workers
Plastics workers commonly come into contact with chemical fumes that are emitted during raw material manufacturing and plastics processing.
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The Occupational Risk: Toxic Benzene Exposure
Back in 1903, German coffee merchant, Ludwig Roselius, invented the first commercially effective decaffeination method. The “Roselius Process” blended steamed coffee beans with a brine solution then coated the mix in a natural chemical solvent to extract the caffeine. Though successful, the practice was no longer used once the extraction compound was deemed unsafe.
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Engine Exhaust Fumes Cause Indoor Air Quality Problems
Health Hazards for Auto and Aircraft Engine Workers As long as there are people who wish to travel and items they wish to move from one place to another, fast and easy transportation will continue to be a human necessity. Global air travel alone accounts for 44,000 flights a day. Add to that number all Read More
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Cancer is Manufacturing’s Silent & Deadly Occupational Hazard
Cancer. The word evokes many feelings in people, sadness and fear top the list. It’s no wonder. On a global scale, nearly 13 million people are diagnosed with cancer every year. Cancer is the leading cause of death in developed countries, including the United States.
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Occupational Exposure to Soldering Fumes How Toxic Fumes Affect Indoor Air Quality
Whether car or aircraft, tool or toy, soldering is a crucial step in the making of objects comprised of multiple metal parts.
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IAQ Can be Affected by VOCs From Wood Finishing Products
Are Santa’s Elves at Risk? In the fairytale workshop of holiday toys, Santa’s bustling elves are depicted crafting, assembling and painting items of Christmas splendor. In this imaginary world, nary a thing could go wrong. But in the real world of woodworking, significant – even deadly – health risks exist everyday as a result of Read More
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