Cabin Air Filtration Systems
Presenter(s): Nick Johnstone
With a renewed focus on respirable dust in the workplaces comes scrutiny of existing control systems designed to protect workers. Take a deep breathe as we explore the world of clean cabin air with Director and the Lead of Product Development at Breathe Safe, Nick Johnstone. Join Nick as he demystifies HVAC systems as an engineering control and clears the air about what it takes to keep dust out.
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