DRPGMs are designed to alert workers to toxic gases, as well as oxygen-deficient and combustible atmospheres that may exist in their workplace environments, such as permit-required confined spaces, manholes, and other enclosed spaces. Several OSHA standards require the use of gas monitors.
Webinar on Thursday explains gas detection, bottom line
June 26, 2014
Employees today are expected to do more with less, and safety professionals are no exception. While the business case for safety would seem to be obvious – high injury rates cost money and reduce productivity – getting upper management to commit resources to safety can be challenging if there’s a perception that the cost won’t justify the results.
Nextteq’s VeriAir Flex manual-inflating sample bag offers a patented design that allows an atmospheric grab sample to be collected immediately without any need for preparation, sampling pumps or other equipment.
IntroducingMulti Gas Clip Pump (MGC Pump)portable multi-gas detector, perfect for confined space entry. Low-power photometric technology allows the MGC Pump-IR to run a full 5 days without recharging the battery and only requires calibration every six months.
Introducing the new and uniquely designed SAPPHIRE portable detecting system with powerful pre-calibrated smart sensor modules for simultaneously monitoring 8 gases.
The Sierra Monitor 5100-15-IT Intelligent Solid State Hydrogen Sulfide Gas Detector utilizes MOS Solid State sensor technology to provide the user with the higher temperature ranges necessary for certain applications.
The global leader in gas detection has been certified to the world’s best-known occupational health and safety standard
February 26, 2014
Industrial Scientific is pleased to announce it has attained certification to Occupational Health and Safety Assessment Series (OHSAS) 18001. This global standard recognizes systems that enable continuous improvement in the area of occupational health and safety.
This year, gas detection industry worldwide revenues reached $2.2 billion, showing the huge growth and sophistication of the industry. A recent industry poll by Honeywell Company City Technology shows that reliability is the most important factor driving purchasing decisions in the global gas detection industry.
Detcon, an IST company, is pleased to announce that the Model X40 NEMA 4X alarm and control system has received cTUVus NRTL certification for non-hazardous locations. The rugged, power-efficient controller, designed to monitor gas detection sensors and a wide range of other field devices, can receive and supervise 4-20mA or RS-485 field device inputs.
Simtronics, an IST Company, is pleased to announce the GD10 infrared combustible and carbon dioxide gas detectors have successfully satisfied all requirements for HART Communication Foundation’s Quality Assurance and Device Registration, Version 7.