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maybe salesforce or something similar would meet your needs so long as the client records are kept up to date.

You could probably put something together using a simple database or even a spreadsheet if you are feeling creative.

You could carry out a MaC analysis, there are risk levels depending on weight of box, height of lift compared to user, initial position of box, and number of movements.

the tool is available from the HSE website at
http://www.hse.gov.uk/msd/mac/

Hope that helps

From MSDS (no idea why section 8.2 was missed) from thornton and Ross for 99% acetone Viton or PVA gloves are recommended. Repeated skin exposure causes dryness and cracking (contact dermatitis) 8.1. Control parameters Long term exposure limit 500ppm (1207 mg/m3) Short term exposure limit 1500ppm (3...

Another day, another denarius. As I watch chaos prevail in politics, and tokenism prevail at G7, I can't help but reflect on how nice the sunrise was this morning, and how much I enjoyed the weekend. I've had a great weekend with my 2 year old grand daughter, she has so much energy. Someone has appl...

grand daughter staying for the weekend... woohoo and exhaustion

Taking all the fun out of being lost <sigh>

Never did nebosh certificates, I jumped straight into the national diploma. if you want to learn about H&S in fileds other than the one you work in then I would say Nebosh is the best route. I have a very low opinion of NVQs. These can be easily obtained by presenting false evidence (ie a form t...

could you hold the small components in tweezers ?

I've never done it, but I admire your bravery... good luck with your venture

Good Hunting

You'll need to have the airborn concentration measured to determine the level of risk. There are WELs for some of it, and now all welding fume is considered a carcinogen, the reasonably falls out of SFAIRP so you just have to lower exposure as far as you can, containment (put it in a seperate room),...

If it's any help, I use 3M 9100 airflow masks, and they seem to work well and survive the punishment... expensive though.