The RoHs directive restricts the use of lead (Pb), mercury (Hg), hexavalent chromium (Hex-Cr), poly-brominated biphenyls (PBB) and polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDE) to maximum 1000 parts per million and cadmium to 100 ppm.

A look at how the PASMA body has ensured safety procedures are followed for all those working at height.

The California Air Resources Board was formed to focus on air quality and areas for improvement. A good refrigerant gas management program is an essential element. CARB has been proactive, working with the people of the state, its' corporations and government bodies with the aim of protecting public health, welfare and the delicate ecology.

When most people think of breach of contract, business law comes to mind. This article will discuss some other ways contracts can be breached, focusing on breaches of probate in Texas, unpaid overtime, lawyer interventions, and the legal issues surrounding the laws.

A look at the legal necessity for a fire risk assessment and how it can improve the safety of workers and other persons.

If you are operating a small business, one of your biggest safety concerns is probably a fire. Fire safety precautions are easy to implement and should not be overlooked. Laws have changed over the last 5 years, make sure you are up to date with the new guidelines.

A practical way to accelerate or start risk management by building upon a current system such as(strategic planning, quarterly budgeting, risk management, operations review, entire enterprise risk management, risk assessment, process improvement, performance management, contingency planning or your present problem solving process. 5 basic definitions to start or improve a risk management process.

A look at fire regulations in the UK, how they affect business operations and why training and safety procedures are essential.

Learn why businesses need email archiving to comply with email compliance and eDiscovery requirements, and how email archiving should be implemented.

Advice to business managers why they should enact fire safety training programmes for staff members, to ensure a safe working environment.