HSE reinforce the importance of commissioning LEV systems. New webpage launched Commission your local exhaust ventilation (LEV) system - HSE ‘Commissioning’ is proving that the LEV system is capable of providing adequate control. As an employer, you should commission your LEV system to make sure it adequately...
HSE Research Report RR1224 'The selection, use, and maintenance of recirculating local exhaust ventilation: a review' has been published. The authors found that the review of the evidence, indicates that there may be a number of recirculating LEV systems that are not working effectively, and therefore...
Exposure to airborne dust, fume, smoke and oil mist particles in the workplace can lead to a range of occupational diseases varying from respiratory issues, skin disorders and in some cases, cancer. Employers have a legal duty to protect the health of their workforce under the...
Local Exhaust Ventilation (LEV) systems play a critical role in maintaining clean air in industrial and manufacturing environments. By capturing, containing and filtering airborne contaminants such as oil mist, dust, fumes and smoke at source, these systems prevent hazardous substances from entering the wider workspace...
Local exhaust ventilation (LEV) systems play a critical role in protecting workers from exposure to hazardous airborne contaminants in a wide range of industries. Whether managing dust, fumes, vapours, mists or smoke, a correctly designed, installed and maintained LEV system helps to control risks at...