Due to its high resistance to heat and excellent insulating characteristics, asbestos was once widely utilized in industrial production. Exposure to asbestos fibers, however, was later found to cause major health problems, such as lung cancer and mesothelioma. Since then, businesses worldwide have phased … Read More »
Windshields can get damaged with chips or cracks. Smaller chips can be repaired, but larger ones require a replacement windshield. Some automakers recommend or require OEM glass for their cars with cameras or sensors that support Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS). This is to … Read More »
Draining your hot tub can be a bit of a Goldilocks situation. Too often and you waste water, not enough and your health could suffer. Most experts suggest a standard of every three to four months. This can vary depending on bather load and … Read More »
A recent UK report revealed that over thousands of substances are used in the workplace, yet only a few hundred meet workplace exposure limits (WELs), accounting for many work-related illnesses. Continue reading to learn practical ways to prevent chemical exposure in your workplace. … Read More »
While all business owners must implement the essential safety measures, those operating chemical plants must go the extra mile. Accidents are always waiting to happen, as risks and hazards run high in the segment. Fortunately, most are preventable, and doing a little more can … Read More »
Motorist safety should be the Philippine Government's top priority as more and more people are returning to offices. Here are a few steps to do it. … Read More »
Risk situations that affect a company's buildings and other physical assets are called "property hazards." Property hazards refer to the risks that could reduce a property's value or destroy it completely. So what do you need to look out for and how can you … Read More »
Because workplace accidents are so common, almost all developed countries have an agency tasked to impose safety and security measures in the workplace. Good safety regulations should protect workers’ and employers’ well-being and financial health. Both should make an effort to minimize risks, which … Read More »
If there is excessive mold in your house, it will make your home unlivable. Besides, it will cause health hazards and damage furniture. To keep your house free from mold, you must be aware of the places that can be the breeding ground for … Read More »
This week we take a look at ways you can get involved in community service even if you can't leave the house. We also tell you how you can make a few simple changes to become more eco-friendly in the kitchen saving money and … Read More »
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