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Verification of compliance with the maximum permissible exposure levels through measurements or calculations. Designation of noise zones and noise optimisation of ...
BySoundPLAN GmbH based in Backnang, GERMANY
ByAMETEK Process Instruments based in Pittsburgh, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
The inherent risk in the application of this versatile technology is human exposure to ionizing radiation. Low-level exposure has been shown to cause cancer, while high-level exposure has immediate and serious health risks and can be fatal. In any application of nuclear technology, the removal of particulate radioactive material from exhaust air or gases is essential in preventing dangerous exposure by facility ...
ByAmerican Air Filter Company, Inc. based in Louisville, KENTUCKY (USA)
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Hand held instruments for the measurement of an employee's noise exposure. Frequency analysis within Sound Level Meters can also be used to determine the correct selection of hearing ...
ByCasella based in Kempston, UNITED KINGDOM
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INTRODUCTION Mercury and its compounds are highly toxic substances fo r humans. It occurs naturally and exists in various forms: elemental (or metallic); inorganic (e.g. mercuric chloride); and organic (e.g., methyl- and ethylmercury). These forms all have different toxicities and implications for health. Among naturally occurring mercury compounds, methylme rcury exerts a significant influence (neurotoxic action) on human ...
ByLumex Instruments based in Mission, BRITISH COLUMBIA (CANADA)
Workplace noise monitoring for occupational noise is one of the most overlooked risks in the workplace. Ignoring this hazard can result in fines or prosecution from organisations like the HSE in the ...
ByCirrus Research plc based in Hunmanby, UNITED KINGDOM
The combination of sealed containers and long journey times means that chemicals can build to a level that would never normally be encountered in domestic or industrial settings. In the effect, up to 20–30 percent of containers in major destination ports can contain air concentrations of chemicals on the level exceeding occupational exposure limits (OEL) and up to 70% of them can contain harmful chemicals. ...
ByGasera Ltd based in Turku, FINLAND