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Industrial drum fans can be a useful tool for providing ventilation on construction sites, particularly in situations where there is poor air quality or a need to circulate air to improve worker comfort and safety. Here are some situations where you might consider...
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what is silica dust? Silica, commonly known as silicon dioxide are extremely abundant in the Earth's crust and makes up more than 95% of known rocks. It comes in both non-crystalline and crystalline forms. Silica dust is created in construction by using various...
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If you work in or around construction, there is a high chance you are being exposed to potential fumes from regular use of machinery and toxic substances. Fumes are one of the major health concerns and safety issues that construction site workers face today.
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People who work with certain materials in the construction industry may inhale silica-containing fine dust. Once inside the lungs, dust particles can cause scarring. Silicosis is the medical term for this scarring.
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Every day, millions of Australians are exposed to noise pollution directly caused by construction noise. The harmful effects of construction noise pollution can come from many different sources.
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There are a variety of methods to reduce your construction worksite’s excessive noise output, here are four ways to mitigate airborne noise in construction sites. 1. Eliminate loud noise before work begins (design phase) One of the best ways to reduce construction...
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When a high-powered lance with specifically designed nozzles sprays a fog, it binds dust particles with dust suppressants.
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Technology for dust suppression is not new. Although dust control has been practiced for many years, operators have looked for new, creative ways to comply with laws as they have gotten more stringent.
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Control Hire Specialises in Silica Dust Control, Silica Dust is this generations Asbestos, Crystalline silica is present in numerous items, such as engineered stone, ceramic tiles, concrete, bricks, and marble. Working with crystalline silica can result in dust that can lead to fatal lung and respiratory disorders.
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It’s essential to ensure that your workplace implements effective dust control measures to limit the harm of silica dust exposure to your workers.
