To be effective in protecting the employee(s), it is important that it is of good design, is fit for purpose.

Good design and being fit for purpose are the crucial initial considerations to ensure the effectiveness of the system. Where the process changes and additions or changes are needed the overall design should be reconsidered so the system remains effective. Creeping additions and extensions of the system can be a temptation for expediency, but lead to totally ineffective systems. If a system is redesigned, it also needs to be re-commissioned.

Examples of poor design:

• The extract fan system is sized too small and the hood cannot contain or capture the contaminants.
• The fume hood is placed in an area where there is sporadic cross draughts or insufficient supply air and the inward flow is challenged.
• A hood may have been designed without proper consideration of the work being done; the fit is incorrect and it may be impossible for the employee to use the system effectively; it may introduce ergonomic or manual-handling hazards.

For This specific reason we always start off with a free site survey. This will allow us to gather all of your operational and business requirements suitable for your specific needs.

This should be how the page looks – under free site survey the text needs changing to a Submission form. Which is central and has the fields:  Name, email address

Email details to: sales@extraction-services.co.uk with the subject Installation enquiry – LES

Website

All three Headers need to be central and the same size