In today's workplace, safety is of paramount importance, and one critical aspect of safety is fire prevention and fire response. The ability of employees to effectively utilise company fire equipment can mean the difference between a manageable incident and a catastrophic event. Therefore, training employees on fire safety and the correct use of fire equipment should be a priority for all organisations. Understanding the Types of Fire Equipment Various types of fire equipment are commonly found in workplaces, including fire extinguishers, fire blankets, alarms and sprinklers.
28 August 2024
Cleaning solar panels is important since it ensures that they are in proper working condition. This is because it facilitates the removal of any dirt that might obstruct the sunlight from getting to the solar panels. If you fail to clean your solar panels regularly, it affects the output of electricity, and you will notice that the batteries do not last as long as they should. Below are some of the mistakes that you should avoid when you are cleaning solar panels.
5 March 2018
Bush regeneration, or restoring a bushy area from harmful weeds and other damage to an area that thrives with native and healthy plants, is often needed in areas of construction or neglected plots of land. If the land has been cleared for new buildings or has seen an overgrowth of harmful weeds, regeneration may be needed. Non-native weeds and plants that choke out the soil by removing too much moisture may need to be removed so that native plants can thrive.
28 January 2018
For many years, renewable energy was an expensive and exclusive market. Going green was for companies and rich households only—but over time, as with any new technology, prices have slowly come down. In January 2018, based on earlier predictions being knocked out of the park, experts have estimated that solar energy will be cheaper than fossil fuels by 2020. This is incredible news, solving the decades-old crisis of what would happen when our resources inevitably ran out.
23 January 2018
As environmental conservation and sustainability continue to be top concerns for both homes and businesses, domestic treatment plants have become a central focus for improvement. Homeowners are looking for more effective and efficient treatment plants that can process larger amounts of waste with reduced costs and higher effluent quality. If you're looking for a domestic treatment plant for your home, there are several important factors that can define a quality system from an average one.
22 January 2018
Whether you're demolishing a small family home or an entire apartment block, dealing with the substantial amounts of rubble and waste materials left by a recently destroyed building is one of the most difficult and time-consuming aspects of any demolition project. However, while this task can be difficult, it can also be surprisingly profitable; many businesses and services are interested in purchasing the valuable materials left over after a successful demolition, and scrap metals are some of the most valuable and sought-after.
17 January 2018
When you hire a skip bin, you'll probably read the bin filling instructions. You'll know that it's prohibited to put asbestos, tyres, food, paints, and oil in the skip bin. You'll also read from the instructions that you shouldn't fill the bin past the marked 'waste line levels.' Justifiably, you don't want to order another bin which would mean you have to dig deeper in your pockets. So how do you economise the available space in your skip bin and save on additional costs?
15 January 2018