Often found in Quartz, Respirable Crystalline Silica is among one of the most toxic non-fibrous mineral dusts known to us. Inhalation of...

Pneumoconiosis is the term which refers to a number of chronic occupational lung diseases. This condition occurs by the inhalation of...

Personal exposure to hazardous substances can be measured using two methods. Workplace air monitoring, and biological monitoring....

Exposure to solder fumes can cause occupational asthma. The likelihood of becoming sensitised to solder flux fumes can be high if...

Precision engineering often involves intricate and precise metalworking processes which are carried out using specialist lathes, milling...

Asbestos fibres are capable of causing serious conditions such as fibrosis of the lungs and lung / pleura cancer. Over time, further...

Dermatitis is a common skin condition that is caused by direct contact with a substance that will either irritate the area of contact or...

In the automotive repair and refinishing industries, its no surprise that over the years there have been thousands of cases of...

Understanding what comprehends suitable and sufficient COSHH Risk Assessment and how Occupational Hygienists evaluate the foreseeable...

Occupational exposure to isocyanates can cause serious occupational diseases which lead to long-lasting, life-changing health problems. ...

Introducing how a routine awareness training program can benefit your business and reduce work-related illness through positively...

Control of Substances Hazardous to Health - A Step-by step guide to COSHH As always, we aim to provide some basic principles of...