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Working with or near asbestos?🚨 Gain essential knowledge to protect yourself and others with Asbestos Awareness training! What you'll learn: ➡️ The properties of asbestos and associated health risks ➡️ How to identify products and materials that may contain asbestos ➡️ Emergency procedures ➡️ Proven methods to avoid risks and stay compliant Contact our team today to arrange your training - 01246 263443. #asbestostraining #asbestosawareness

🌍 This Global Asbestos Awareness Week, let's unite to shed light on the critical importance of understanding and managing asbestos exposure. Asbestos, a hidden hazard in many environments, poses significant health risks when disturbed. Knowledge and vigilance are key to preventing asbestos-related diseases. 🛑 In line with our commitment to safety and education, we're excited to share our upcoming online UKATA Asbestos Awareness course on the 29th May. This course is designed to equip you with essential knowledge about asbestos, its dangers, and how to safely manage asbestos in the workplace. 🔗 Book Now: https://bit.ly/3VyAPIo and take the first step towards a safer environment for everyone. Whether you're a tradesperson, a facility manager, or part of a demolition team, this course is crucial for anyone who may come into contact with asbestos. ✨ Join us online on the 29th May for an enlightening session that could not only change the way you work but also save lives. Together, we can make a difference in the fight against asbestos-related diseases. 💪 #GlobalAsbestosAwarenessWeek #AsbestosAwareness #SafetyTraining #UKATA #OnlineCourse #ProtectYourself #EssentialSiteSkills

Next month is the 20th annual Global Asbestos Awareness Week (1 – 7 April 2024). On the UK Asbestos Training Association - UKATA website (a leading authority on asbestos training in the UK) it voices its commitment to raising awareness and how during #2024GAAW  “...organisations, support groups, medical professionals, and individuals unite to inform others about the risks associated with asbestos exposure, share information about asbestos-related diseases, and promote measures to prevent exposure.” https://lnkd.in/eW3Mr4EH #asbestosawareness

"SAFETY IS EVERYONE'S RESPONSIBILITY!" ⛑️ I recently attended a comprehensive symposium on chemical and biological safety, which emphasized the crucial importance of safety as everyone's responsibility. The event featured expert presentations and hands-on training sessions, covering a wide range of critical topics, including: - Chemical safety guidelines and best practices - Treatment and management of chemical burns - Preventative measures to avoid accidents and mishaps - Handling and transferring patients with head injuries - Electrical safety and shock prevention - Response and first aid for poisonous fume inhalation - Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) techniques for heart failure patients - Fire safety and extinguisher training The symposium provided valuable insights and practical skills to ensure a safe working environment and effective response to emergencies. The emphasis on safety as a collective responsibility resonated throughout the event because "A safer you is a Safer me!" #Safety #FirstAid #Healthcare #ABetterWorld

With the recent surge in the detection of #asbestos in public spaces, including areas as sensitive as children’s playgrounds and schools, this concerning trend has cast a spotlight on the regulatory requirements for asbestos removal. For businesses in Australia and New Zealand aiming to obtain a Class A asbestos removal license, it is a requirement to have a Safety Management System (SMS) certified to ISO 45001:2018. Read our latest article for more information > https://lnkd.in/g-FiUnnx #asbestosremoval #ISO45001 #publicsafety

Respiratory protection is the 2nd most frequently violated #OSHA standard. Future Environment Designs can help you meet this standard. We provide medical evaluation, #fittesting, #safetytraining, & program creation to meet the standard. #FEDTC https://bit.ly/2MChEsY

Respiratory protection is the 2nd most frequently violated #OSHA standard. Future Environment Designs can help you meet this standard. We provide medical evaluation, #fittesting, #safetytraining, & program creation to meet the standard. #FEDTC https://bit.ly/2MChEsY

🚨 Attention all Trades! 🚨Only £25 plus Vat! This qualification is required for the majority of trades completing any SSIP accreditation. So do you know how to recognise Asbestos and what action to take if suspected? It’s a silent killer lurking in many workplaces, causing thousands of deaths in the UK each year. 😷 Asbestos exposure can lead to severe health issues like lung cancer, mesothelioma, and asbestosis. To protect yourself and your team, it’s crucial to comply with the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012 and The Approved Code of Practice. Employers must ensure that anyone at risk of disturbing asbestos during their work understands how to stay safe. That’s why at Zebra Safety, we offer an approved by IATP Asbestos Awareness E-Learning Course! 📚 Don’t take chances with your business or your health. Be in the know-how and keep yourself and your team safe. 💼✅ Existing clients get further discounts! 💰 Contact us today to learn more. [email protected] www.zebrasafety.co.uk Phone - 0121 827 3337 / 0300 373 7468 #AsbestosAwareness #WorkplaceSafety #StaySafe #ZebraSafety#ExclusiveDiscounts #chas #safecontractor #safecontractorapproved #constructionline #trades

Fire safety in healthcare labs is crucial. In the latest issue of Code Corner, Nicholas Gates, AIA emphasizes the importance of properly storing flammable liquids, adherence to NFPA codes, and conducting thorough assessments and planning. Read more of the specific actions to ensure safety in laboratory environments.: https://bit.ly/4h3snsI

Is this conference for me?   This conference is for anyone involved in the asbestos and hazardous materials management system. It will particularly benefit those who are involved in asbestos and hazardous materials safety management on the front line, and in turn, those who are responsible for setting the regulatory environment. It will provide an opportunity for policy makers to hear first-hand of the experiences and challenges of those dealing with asbestos and hazardous materials related issues day to day.   This conference is for local government councils, shires and associations – middle management and operational staff, asbestos removal contractors, regulators, Federal, state and territory government agencies, asbestos assessors and surveyors, property managers, occupational hygienists, non-government organisations – asbestos disease support and advocacy groups, trade unions and industry bodies.   https://lnkd.in/eU_q8UQp