Why dust is a problem?
Dust particulate created by industrial activities can cause problems for both workers at the work site as well as inhabitants of neighboring facilities and residential areas. Without an effective dust control solution even small amounts of particulate in the air can result in formal complaints and violations of state and federal EPA regulations.
In today’s business environment site and facility managers must take every step necessary to minimize free particulate emissions and avoid costly fines and work shutdowns. When compared to the high cost of alternative dust management solutions our EnviRoad Gard Dust Suppressant is the most sensible option.
Dust in the air is also a sign that your unpaved roads and surfaces are eroding with every vehicle that passes over them. As the fine surface aggregates erode cracks and potholes form allowing water to penetrate through the surface. Over time not only does the dust control problem worsen but your roads and yard surfaces begin to fail resulting in a loss of productivity and an increase safety hazards.
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Benefits of Dust Suppression
with EnviRoad Gard
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Greatly reduces fine dust particle emissions from your worksite and helps keep you in compliance with state and federal regulations.
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Effective dust control reduces vehicle and equipment accidents and injuries to workers due to poor visibility.
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Reduces employee respiratory illness and paid sick leave related to working in dusty environments.
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EnviRoad Gard suppresses dust and can eliminate complaints from contractors, vendors and surrounding neighbors.
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Dust suppression helps to keep your equipment working by reducing the high cost associated with equipment failure from abrasive dust particles in the engine and mechanical stresses created by running on rough uneven terrain with heavy loads.
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Can virtually eliminate the need for major yard repairs and greatly reduces yearly maintenance costs.
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Our dust suppression solutions are environmentally friendly and help protect from storm water pollution and local wild life.
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