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Short answer: A bump test checks that your gas detector responds to gas and activates its alarms.A calibration confirms the accuracy of the detector’s measurement and adjusts it to a certified standard. Both procedures are essential for safe, compliant operation in New Zealand workplaces.
Here we discuss best practices to mitigate hazards in wastewater treatment plants. How best to protect staff from the hidden dangers?
What is the best portable gas detector? Here is our very biased but well-informed answer and guide to upgrading your gas detection fleet.
Industrial Scientific director Gavin Boorman discusses VOC detection in this Q&A about the new sensor for Ventis Pro5 portable gas detectors.
WorkSafe periodically reviews the Workplace Exposure Standards for airborne contaminants. This FAQ summarises the latest update of April 2022.
This fixed gas detection system tutorial is designed to help you prevent the issues we commonly find in the field and keep your people safe.
The purpose of installing a fixed-point gas detection system is to detect the presence of harmful or potentially harmful gases in the environment before they reach a dangerous level – either through toxicity or flammability.
