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Controlling Airborne ContaminantsIndoor Air Quality is a growing concern in the workplace. Today more than ever, we are concerned about contamination in our environment. What causes indoor air quality concerns?Indoor environment - inadequate temperature, humidity, poor air circulation, ventilation system issues. Indoor air contaminants - chemicals, dusts, moulds or fungi, bacteria, gases, vapours, odours. Insufficient outdoor air intake. Airborne pathogens, Carbon dioxide (CO2),

FLIR EBT Elevated Body Temperature Solutions Since 2003 FLIR has been the leading provider of Elevated Body Temperature solutions, trusted by health agencies, governments and some of the best-known companies worldwide to support their need to partner with the most reliable and experienced provider of this type of equipment.FLIR “Screening Mode” – FLIR Screening Mode results in fewer false positives and fewer false negative than temperature screening protocols that alarm above a set temperat

REDUCE YOUR CARBON FOOTPRINT!Are you doing your part?Business are starting to make smart choices to lead the way in environmental responsibility. There is no time like now to make those small changes that will make a large impact. Here are 5 ways that your workplace can help reduce your environmental impact: 1. Switch to LED lighting. Besides natural daylight, LED lighting is one of the most energy efficient forms of lighting. LED bulbs use approximately 15 times less electricity than halo

How Can Ultrasonics Benefit Your Contents Division?For most home and business owners, a fire is the worst possible nightmare. The potential loss of valuable or sentimental possessions just adds to the pain of their experience. Structures can be rebuilt. Carpet, paint and cabinets can be replaced, and many times upgraded, but the personal property many times is lost forever.Having a contents division to compliment their mitigation and reconstruction divisions brings disaster restoration companies

SILICA DUST & THE CANADIAN CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY  WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW How is Silica dust affecting the Canadian Construction Industry? Silica was identified as a hazard well before the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) issued a crystalline silica standard for the construction industry in the United States to protect workers from exposure torespirable crystalline silica.How does that affect us here in Canada? CAREX Canada estimates that approximately 380