2017

Working in, managing or owning an industrial facility can be exciting. In most cases, you are directly or indirectly engaged with the manufacturing of a product, and it can be so rewarding to have an actual product to see as a result of your labour. However, whether you produce pens, mine coal or refine oil, there are always risks involved. As the husband of a woman who has worked in a factory for her entire career, safety in these situations is a topic close to my heart. This blog looks at safety considerations around equipment, supplies and just working in factories in general. I hope my ideas help guide you.

No Stains On Your Drains: Why Stainless Steel Is The Perfect Choice For Drain Grates In Disabled Bathrooms

21 November 2017
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Providing bathroom facilities for people who suffer from disabilities and decreased mobility is a legal (and many would say ethical) requirement in most jurisdictions and industries, and your disabled-friendly facilities must keep certain construction standards to be fit for purpose. One of these standards is the integration of adequate floor drainage in disabled bathrooms and cubicles, preventing users from accidentally flooding your facilities if they find themselves in sudden difficulties. Read More …

Two Ways A Blast Chiller Can Save Your New Restaurant Money

22 August 2017
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Restaurants open and close permanently on a weekly business in all regions. You want your first restaurant to be a huge success, and to do this you need to keep your costs low and your income high. Now that you are in the final stages of choosing the kitchen equipment you need, it is timely to discuss whether a blast chiller is a cost-effective asset to the kitchen area. Isn't a large, commercial refrigerator the better option at this time? Read More …

Dos and Don’ts of Equipment Hire for a Small Business

30 June 2017
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Owning a small construction business can be challenging when you are trying to juggle a budget for projects, marketing, and making sure that your projects are handled in a timely manner with a smaller crew. One thing you may look into to help with your business expenses is the option to use equipment hire over buying equipment. If you have never done this and are facing some larger projects that require higher grade equipment, you may want to consider the dos and don'ts of equipment hire. Read More …

4 Precautions to Take When Welding in a Confined Space

27 June 2017
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Are you planning to weld in a congested space that has limited ventilation? Read on and discover some of the precautions that you should implement in order to prevent accidents from taking place during your DIY welding project. Select Secure Locations for Equipment You should avoid placing your welding equipment, such as the gas cylinder, within the confined space where you will be conducting welding activities. It is better to place that equipment outside the confined space so that the adequate ventilation there can remove any flammable or toxic fumes that may be given off as you work. Read More …

How To Help Your Irrigation Hoses Last as Long as Possible

2 June 2017
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Like all irrigation supplies, garden hoses are an investment, and whether you do a bit of gardening or run a whole farm, you want your hoses to last as long as possible. To make that happen, take a look at these tips. 1. Start With Quality A quality hose will always last longer than a poorly made one. When shopping, don't buy the cheapest hose. Read a few reviews, and consider buying a highly rated hose with a warranty. Read More …
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Working in, managing or owning an industrial facility can be exciting. In most cases, you are directly or indirectly engaged with the manufacturing of a product, and it can be so rewarding to have an actual product to see as a result of your labour. However, whether you produce pens, mine coal or refine oil, there are always risks involved. As the husband of a woman who has worked in a factory for her entire career, safety in these situations is a topic close to my heart. This blog looks at safety considerations around equipment, supplies and just working in factories in general. I hope my ideas help guide you.

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