What's The Importance Of Timely Residential Radon Testing?
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20 May 2021
As a prudent homeowner, you most likely have a carbon monoxide and smoke detector in your house. Though such systems go a long way in enhancing safety, they cannot protect your loved ones against dangers like radon. Radon is an odorless, colorless, and hazardous gas that comes from uranium breakdown.
Several factors determine the amounts of radon in your home, including foundation cracks as well as floor and pipe drains. The uranium levels in the soil are also a determinant factor, explaining why a new home can have high radon levels.
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5 Safety Precautions When Working With Industrial Transformers
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1 March 2021
One critical aspect for every professional, especially those working on high-voltage transformers, is safety. A simple mistake while working on this unit can result in unimaginable downtime and losses. Even worse, it can endanger the health and lives of workers onsite. Therefore, safety is paramount at all levels. Besides, the safe transformer handling ensures every business operation is running smoothly without unnecessary interruptions. If you are an industrial electrical professional, consider these five safety practices to ensure a safer working environment and business operations.
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Reasons To Have Your Business Professionally Sanitized During The Coronavirus Pandemic
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6 August 2020
The emergence of a new coronavirus that is highly infectious and can make some people incredibly ill, has changed day to day life. As the spread of the virus circled the globe, many had to close their doors for an extended period of time due to local and state mandates. Most businesses were able to reopen, but since the novel coronavirus has not been eradicated, it is important to take extra precautions.
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Rented Dumpsters For Your Small Business: What To Do During A Temporary Business Closure
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16 April 2020
If you own a certain type of business that generates a lot of trash, there is a high likelihood that you have a rented dumpster parked on your property to contain it. Whether it is a restaurant, a retail store, or some other type of business, this rented dumpster can be a bit of a mainstay for your operation. However, if something drastic happens and you have to close your business for a while, you may need to cut costs.
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