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Pioneer Safety Group supporting Waste Management industry
Pioneer Safety Group brands joined together at this year’s Resource & Waste Management Expo (RWM Expo) demonstrating a range of solutions for waste management and suppliers to the industry
Pyroban and EXSolutions at Resource & Waste Management (RWM) Expo
We’re exhibiting at this year’s Resource & Waste Management Expo (RWM Expo) at the NEC, UK, 17–18 September, Hall 18, Stand ME-B230, for the very first time.
How explosion proof product development support works at EXSolutions
If you need an Ex certified product (or assembly) and don’t have time or experience to do it yourself, here’s how Pyroban’s EXSolutions team helps. Richard Ellis explains the process.
Explosion protection support networks close to the action with Pyroban
Pyroban has spent decades developing its network to support explosion protection products on offshore oil and gas installations globally, often in remote areas. Here’s how.
How to choose control systems for ATEX engines, and why.
A new guide by Lewis Cleary shows what is possible when specifying a diesel engine to power well service equipment in hazardous areas.
The essential guide for quoting explosion protected (ATEX) forklift conversions
Darren Boiling demonstrates that the Pyroban quoting process is actually very simple for ATEX / explosion protection forklift conversions
Venting and flaring breaches halted by new explosion proof gas engine technology
As North Sea oil and gas operators face financial penalties for flaring or venting, a new breed of explosion proof gas engines could provide the answer.
National Forklift Safety Day focuses on the human cost
National Forklift Safety Day 2025’s hard-hitting campaign highlights the human cost of accidents involving material handling equipment
Three ways to make your product explosion proof with ATEX product design
Richard Ellis from EXSolutions answers some of the most frequently asked questions from businesses regarding hazardous area classification and Zones.
Why ATEX “Zone 22” forklifts are more in demand in food and pharmaceutical industries
The handling of powders and dusts can pose significant explosion risk and standard forklifts could be the source of an ignition. Darren Boiling explains.
Hazardous Area Classification (HAC) FAQ and the facts
Richard Ellis from EXSolutions answers some of the most frequently asked questions from businesses regarding hazardous area classification and Zones.
If you handle powders or dusts, when is it time for a DSEAR assessment?
Fires and accidents on industrial sites handling powders and dusts are still all too common in the UK. DSEAR, the Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations, are designed to stop these accidents. Richard Ellis talks about frequency.