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  • NiBS Power Generation Battery seminar to take place in March 2010
  • News article added regarding Battery Seminar
  • The presentation items and the photograghs are now available on the NiBS website for all delegates.
  • The ‘downloads’ will be available on the web site for all delegates shortly. Watch this space!
  • NiBS Battery seminar went very successfully. All of the presentations went down very well and where enthusiastically received.
  • NiBS are currently organising the Battery Seminar taking place on the 7th and 8th October.
  • NiBS have issued a new brochure outlining the services and products we now have to offer our customers for standby applications.

Environment

The prime objective of i is to operate without any infringement of the environmental and associated legislation appertaining to the work carried out.

i is primarily involved in battery servicing and installation. This work has limited waste generation except where redundant batteries are to be disposed of.

Normal service work will produce small amounts of waste (cleaning cloths and wipes) which can be contaminated. These will be returned for disposal via the i workshop premises.

Replacement batteries will cause scrap battery material waste. This shall always be disposed of via a licensed carrier and disposal agent in compliance with COSHH and waste regulations, applicable to that design of battery, and accompanied by the required paperwork.

During service and / or testing work, fumes may be generated during the recharge process. This is of low concentration and is adequately dispersed through good ventilation.

To ensure conscious control of Hazard and Environmental aspects, i operate in accordance with BS-EN 50272-2:2001 battery and ISO 9001:2000 quality standards.

Contracts which may deviate from the above normal service of work shall be prepared applying additional "Risk", "Hazard" and "Environmental" assessments.

Regarding waste in i workshop and offices, this is segregated and disposed of in accordance with local facilities, regulations and classifications.

i has achieved the Level 2 Green Dragon Environmental Management Standard. There are 5 levels as a stepped process towards ISO 14001. This has assisted i in developing its Environmental Management System with the aims of replace, reduce, re-use and re-cycle. As a consequence environmental awareness in all aspects of work is given full consideration and all team members are fully conversant.

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