Author: International Enviroguard

Laboratories use and consume a large amount of materials and energy due to the nature and scope of the work completed in these environments. But it is not just the raw materials and by-products that contribute to laboratory waste challenges. On a daily basis, laboratory personnel must handle and...

The importance of cleanroom contamination control goes to the heart of whether laboratories can complete sanitary tasks and the ability of manufacturing companies to produce high-functioning products without defects. To maintain these regulated spaces, the potential sources of cleanroom...

Advancements in fire-resistant technologies, materials, and processes have created an opportunity for safety professionals to stockpile an inventory of disposable protective garments made by secondary FR clothing manufacturers. These products can be used in conjunction with well-known primary...

When everyday people hear the terms “abatement” or “remediation,” they seem almost interchangeable. To the average person who works outside the cleanup and restoration trades, the difference between remediation and abatement may seem nominal.

Sparks. Explosions. Damage to equipment and electronics. Device malfunctions. There are a number of safety threats present in any manufacturing or industrial environment, but you might be surprised to learn that the aforementioned hazards are all associated with the presence of static electricity....

Typically, when choosing PPE, you select an option based on the type of hazards it protects against (i.e., chemical-resistant, fire-resistant, etc.). But, what about the seams?

One of the most important factors consumers weigh when it comes to a product is its quality and reliability. These two factors can mean everything regarding a company’s reputation, and it's why so many manufacturers seek ISO certification for their offerings.

Safety managers tasked with building an inventory of disposable personal protective clothing may not necessarily be selecting the best product for their valued employees. That’s largely because the testing standards used to determine critical safety are often confusing.