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Details of New ATEX and DSEAR Website!

This website is provided by IPPTS Associates Environmental Consultancy and experienced DSEAR Risk Assessors since 2011.

This website is dedicated to explaining the ATEX Directives and the UK DSEAR (Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmosphere Regulations).

While covering DSEAR compliance for companies operating in the United Kingdom, it provides unique insights into landfill DSEAR risk assessment compliance. This is from the original risk assessment work done by IPPTS Principal, Steve Last.

Steve was involved in landfill site DSEAR compliance starting with his experience participating in the creation of the Landfill/ Waste Management Industry ICoPs (Industry Codes of Practice) in 2005 – 6, concurrent with implementation of the DSEAR.

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