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On-Site AIR XS validation at Refractory site visit

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How did AIR XS determine the risk levels of silica exposure for Balfour Beatty?

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WFF employs silica monitoring technology across member workshops

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The need for real-time dust and silica monitoring technology

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UK government urged to follow Australian stone ban

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AIR X dust and silica monitoring technology: What you should know

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Enhancing your workforce with real-time monitoring

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Using real-time silica monitoring technology to combat occupational silicosis

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New testing proves efficacy of real-time silica monitor that could save thousands of lives 

New test findings released, confirm the efficacy of a world-first real-time monitor for silica dust, which represents a revolution in the protection for workers exposed to respirable crystalline silica (RCS) dust.  

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Global efforts to combat silica dust exposure in the workplace

It’s estimated that over 40 million people worldwide are exposed to silica dust in the workplace. Respirable crystalline silica (RCS) contributes to one of the leading causes of death in the workplace, alongside other lung related illnesses. Due to this some of the industry’s most influential countries worldwide are making significant changes to regulations regarding silica exposure in the workplace.