Join the debate and keep up to date with industry developments, technical best practice and the hot topics of the moment. Grab a cuppa and join us for this award wining webinar series. 

If you'd like to suggest a webinar topic or would like to speak on one please get in touch, as we would love to hear from you: charlie.pierpoint@thebesa.com

 

BESA

Join Gokhan Hassan, Managing Director GHCS and GH Engage, and David Frise, Chief Executive BESA as they discuss the report in depth and answer your questions about what the future of the sector could look like.

Register for free BESA Webinar

13 June at 12.30pm


 Unlock the future of UK M&E Sector with the Top 30 UK M&E Contractors Report

Local exhaust ventilation (LEV) should be fitted on CNC machines to carry away harmful metalworking fluid (MWF) mist.

During HSE’s recent inspection of manufacturing businesses, one of the common failings found was not having LEV in place. What should these LEV systems look like? What are the design considerations? How do we use, maintain and test these systems correctly?

This free webinar, kindly hosted by BESA, will be presented by Mary Cameron (Occupational Hygienist at Hygiene Partners and BOHS Board member) and Adrian Sims (MD and LEV specialist at Vent-Tech Ltd). It is designed to provide attendees with information on the hazards of MWF, how to assess and control this risk, and how specifically to design and test LEV systems for CNC machines.


Design of LEV for Metalworking Fluid (MWF)

TR19® requirements have changed. Join our industry experts, who will walk you through the changes and highlight new and important recommendations which should be adopted. Our experts will also explain the range of courses available to ensure your operatives are suitably trained and able to provide a service to the highest of standards.

This is your opportunity to ask any questions and get the clarity you and your business need to remain compliant.

**Don’t put your business or your clients at risk**. **Register now!**

**Hosted by**:

Ewen Rose, Communications Consultant, BESA


TR19® Air Explained - Revolutionising air quality in buildings

Face Fit Testing is a process for anyone who works in an environment where the use of respiratory protective equipment (RPE) is necessary. It is designed to ensure that this equipment is properly fitted and achieves an adequate seal.

The Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002 (COSHH) [Approved Code of Practice](https://url.uk.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/4TU8Cvo0QfznlRTQ3JMP?domain=hse.gov.uk) (ACOP) requires wearers of tight-fitting RPE to be face-fit tested, using a suitable method, by a competent person. It also requires wearers to be clean shaven in the area of the face seal when using tight-fitting RPE. This includes RPE provided for escape purposes and for use by ERT (Emergency Response Teams).

This free webinar will be led by Paul Chamberlain, Fit2Fit Accredited Face Fit Tester and RPE Trainer at We Fit RPE Ltd. It is designed to provide attendees with information on why face fit testing is so important and what ‘good’ looks like.


Face Fit Testing 

Why is Industry Accreditation ending? What has led to the changes in Industry Accreditation? - These two questions are our most frequently asked questions and we realise that many of you have been in the industry for years, so we want to make sure you understand why and how these changes have come about.


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3 speakers

Your guide to Industry Accreditation

About

Speakers

Charlotte Harrison

Skills Advisor, BESA

Helen Yeulet

Director of Competence and Compliance, BESA

Sarah Lee

Training Coordinator, SES Engineering Services

Replays

Unlock the future of UK M&E Sector with the Top 30 UK M&E Contractors Report

Design of LEV for Metalworking Fluid (MWF)

TR19® Air Explained - Revolutionising air quality in buildings