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CETEC RiskeNews - Issue 11, February 2004
Contents:
> > Water conservation for industry
> > Chemical storage - risks requiring management
> > Innovative predictive maintenance techniques
> > A guide to selecting the right waterproofing polyurethane membraneWelcome
Would you like to contribute an article to the eXtra section of RiskeNews and receive a $50 gift voucher. You can submit your article or obtain more information by clicking here.Returning this month after a short absence is our marine technology section entitled FisheBits. Our worst marine pest has spread for the first time in Victoria outside of Port Phillip Bay. The Northern Pacific Seastar, has been found in recent months in South Gippsland.
> > FisheBits- Marine Environment & Technology
The seastar is spreadingDr. Vyt Garnys
Managing Director, CETEC> > Environmental Risk
Water conservation for industry
Do you want to adopt a water conservation program for your business. This article provides information that will assist you in the process.> > Occupational Health Risk
Chemical storage - risks requiring management
Poor chemical storage can lead to disastrous outcomes including the risk to the environment and to the health of you, your family or your employees/workmates. Knowledge of the legislation, identification of the chemical hazards, assessment of the risks and then finally control of the risks are a must.> > Property Risk
Innovative predictive maintenance techniques
Predictive maintenance offers an approach to better building management. Infrared thermography and vibration analysis are two techniques that can help building managers achieve this goal.> > Material, Product & Process Risk
A guide to selecting the right waterproofing polyurethane membrane
Polyurethane membranes can be made from the array of commercially available isocyanate and polyols, each of which will result in differing physical properties and affect the durability of the PUR coating. Learn more about the most appropriate polyol choice for your application and the value of evaluating building materials prior to use.
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