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Should there be a maximum working temperature?
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- No
- No, but employers should be obliged to make allowances when it reaches a certain temperature, eg.more frequent and longer breaks
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Last Month's Poll
Would a greater management presence on the shop floor improve health and safety in your workplace?Yes - 58% No - 42% |
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On tool extraction
February 1st 2004 To improve the health and work efficiency of construction workers, Dustcontrol UK has introduced an upgraded version of its cyclone-based DC 2700c industrial vacuum cleaner that is designed to reduce the hazard of airborne dust in the workplace.
A new chassis has been added and there is a separate, highly efficient hepa micro-filter to the main filter.
The new machine extracts dust at source in tough environments through on-tool extraction from, for example, a wall chaser or floor grinding tool, or it can be used for quick and easy on-site cleaning.
Filter cleaning is achieved with reverse pulse, so work can continue without having to remove filters to be cleaned on site. Extracted material is collected in a plastic sack (a steel container can also be specified) at the base of the cyclone where it can be handled easily and disposed of without release of dust. More articles from Dustcontrol UK Limited: |
