http://www.dynamiceng.com.au/blog/ The latest Blog feeds from www.dynamiceng.com.au en-us Mon, 04 May 2026 10:06:32 +1000 Rocketspark http://www.dynamiceng.com.au/blog/post/12622/exhaust-fume-extraction-a-guide-to-types-of-fume-extractors/ Vehicle exhaust fumes contain many toxic gases including carbon monoxide (CO), nitrogen dioxide (NO2) and diesel particulate matter (DPM). For anyone that works around vehicles, large or small, you are well aware of the smells and vapours constantly around you.If you’re looking for solutions to extract exhaust fume in your workplace, here’s some info which may be useful. There is a good range of specialty exhaust fume extraction equipment available for workshops of all sizes.... Tue, 21 Apr 2026 12:21:16 +1000 http://www.dynamiceng.com.au/blog/#post12622 http://www.dynamiceng.com.au/blog/post/12436/helping-workers-clean-up-at-south-east-asian-recycling-oil-plants/ Our client is a multi-national energy and petrochemical company that is also recycling waste oil in Malaysia and Indonesia. With five recycling plants located across both countries, they were looking for a safe and effective way for their workers to clean up on site.Our JetBlack Safety wall mounted cleaning stations are the perfect solution to locate close to entry/exit points so workers can do a quick clean down when leaving the dirty workplace. Our client has started with a couple of units at ... Tue, 07 Apr 2026 14:29:02 +1000 http://www.dynamiceng.com.au/blog/#post12436 http://www.dynamiceng.com.au/blog/post/12304/portable-cleaning-solution-in-tyre-repair-workshops/ Bridgestone Mining Solutions Australia operates some of the busiest tyre repair workshops in the country, supporting mining operations with specialist services and maintenance for massive off‑road tyres. But with big tyres come big challenges—especially when it comes to keeping workshops clean and workers safe.The ChallengeDuring tyre repair, technicians generate significant amounts of rubber debris, steel fragments, and fine dust—especially during surface preparation and final buffing. Tr... Thu, 05 Mar 2026 15:28:25 +1100 http://www.dynamiceng.com.au/blog/#post12304 http://www.dynamiceng.com.au/blog/post/11435/welding-fume-extraction-arm-and-fan/ This is what a 5-metre fume extraction arm looks like with an extractor fan, fully ducted. You’re looking at a Plymoth 5 metre fume extraction arm Ø160mm (P-010) and the turbo P-Max fan, 1PH 0.75kW (P-015). This installation is in one our client’s welding bays – they specialise in drilling supplies. Looking good!! ... Mon, 18 Aug 2025 13:48:29 +1000 http://www.dynamiceng.com.au/blog/#post11435 http://www.dynamiceng.com.au/blog/post/11409/maintenance-and-filter-checks-for-mobile-fume-extractors/ Dynamic Engineering was recently asked by one of our clients to conduct some general servicing on their collection of Plymoth mobile welding fume extractors – both P-001 and P-540 models. We serviced all these units in two days at our Cannington (Perth) premises replacing all air filters, changed a few motors over, corrected some of the arm assembly, and did a general check on their condition. Some of the units had been purchased a few years ago. Considering their age and workload, we wer... Thu, 07 Aug 2025 11:07:04 +1000 http://www.dynamiceng.com.au/blog/#post11409 http://www.dynamiceng.com.au/blog/post/11318/changes-to-workplace-exposure-standards-wes-for-airborne-contaminants/ As we know, auto workshops and work sites with loads of vehicles coming and going, or diesel motors running, can be noisy, dirty places. So it's not surprising that workers, employers, and visitors are concerned about the air quality in these workplaces, and what it can be doing to people's health.SafeWork Australia has Workplace Exposure Standards (WES) in place for airborne contaminants, which are the maximum level of an airborne contaminant that most people can be exposed to without harm to t... Thu, 12 Jun 2025 14:37:19 +1000 http://www.dynamiceng.com.au/blog/#post11318 http://www.dynamiceng.com.au/blog/post/9412/air-blower-technology-to-de-dust-workers/ Accumulating dust on clothing and equipment is a common problem in many large manufacturing and industrial environments and small to medium workshops, requiring quick and safe de-dusting and clean-down solutions. Despite knowing the dangers, many employers and employees use compressed air guns and nozzles to clean debris or clothes. This practice can be extremely hazardous. Why compressed air is dangerous Air pressured at just 12PSI can force an eye from its socketCompressed air accidentally blo... Wed, 07 May 2025 00:00:00 +1000 http://www.dynamiceng.com.au/blog/#post9412 http://www.dynamiceng.com.au/blog/post/11021/industrial-ventilation-solutions/ Our client is a precious metals casting and forging plant, which had an existing fibreglass scrubber fan that extracted fumes from the lab area. The existing fan was failing, so they asked Dynamic Engineering Australia for assistance. We were able to organise a customised Mild steel fan with Teflon coating, particularly suited to their acidic environment. The fan is currently being installed, with a smooth changeover anticipated.... Mon, 24 Mar 2025 16:32:58 +1100 http://www.dynamiceng.com.au/blog/#post11021 http://www.dynamiceng.com.au/blog/post/10508/testing-out-the-jetblack-safety-hybrid-personnel-cleaning-booth/ One of our clients is a rail company based in Queensland, Australia. Their OHS and Operations teams were seeking a solution that allowed their workers a safe way to remove the debris and dirt that covered them during maintenance on the rail freight cars.The rail company had never trialled a JetBlack Safety booth before, so we invited them to visit our warehouse in Perth to see the booths in action.Armed with their own PPE and dirt brought straight from site, the rail team’s Safety Officer and ... Fri, 13 Sep 2024 17:05:53 +1000 http://www.dynamiceng.com.au/blog/#post10508 http://www.dynamiceng.com.au/blog/post/10473/the-new-welding-fumes-exposure-standards-in-australia/ Wondering how to meet the new workplace exposure standards for welding fumes?... Thu, 08 Aug 2024 13:16:15 +1000 http://www.dynamiceng.com.au/blog/#post10473