Construction engineering - Import export

The Raptor is employed to inspect for contaminants in each product and reject contaminated packs. The system has been designed, engineered and constructed to the highest care/food grade engineering standards. It is capable of processing packaged products up to 6kg and 300mm x 400mm in size.

The Raptor is employed to verify the weight and inspect for metal contaminants of each product and reject non-conforming packs. The system has been designed, engineered and constructed to the highest care/food grade engineering standards. It is capable of processing packaged products up to 6 kg.

DSEAR stands for the Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations 2002 and it is, in essence, a risk assessment. Dangerous substances can put people’s safety at risk from fires and explosions. DSEAR requires employers and the self-employed to protect employees from these risks to their safety in the workplace, and to members of the general public who may be put at risk by work activity. When undertaking a DSEAR Assessment, the following ‘how likely’ questions are usually asked: who could be hurt, how severely, and what can be done to prevent accidents, incidents and emergencies? If you find yourself asking ‘Do I need a DSEAR risk assessment?’, please get in touch and one of our DSEAR experts will guide you through any preliminary questions you may have. For businesses in the EU, or for those wishing to comply with ATEX Directives, you can find out more on our dedicated ATEX and Chemical Agents Directive (CAD) Compliance page.