REA Envirohealth International

24/11/2021

Today is BAC’s Virtual Expo. It’s the first one held by BAC and REa will be there!!

It’s not to late to join this great event.
Register at bac.gov.bb
Make sure you come visit our booth!

02/11/2020

Face to Face Teaching Protocols

Here at REA Envirohealth International, we have implemented protocols to safeguard you and ourselves if you choose to pursue a course of study with us. Therefore, please see the following protocols and guidelines being instituted at this company.

GENERAL
i. High touch/high traffic areas/surfaces and our Training Room are thoroughly cleaned and sanitised before each class session begins.
ii. Sanitiser must be used upon entering the office. (Hand washing is also possible if persons prefer this method of sanitising.) Persons will proceed directly to the Training Room while trying to avoid touching surfaces unnecessarily. Doors to the Training Room will remain open.
iii. Our office is located in a tenanted building; therefore there are shared facilities, such as the sanitary conveniences, and persons are asked to be cautious when touching door handles and water faucets.
iv. Suitable disinfectants would be available for use when visiting the shared sanitary conveniences. Care MUST be taken not to contaminate the outer surfaces of our disinfectant containers.
v. Proper respiratory hygiene is encouraged i.e. cover mouths and noses and cough or sneeze into a tissue or the bent elbow and immediately discard the used tissues in a bin and perform hand hygiene.
vi. If a learner or someone in his/her household is ill, he/she must not attend classes.

WEARING OF MASKS
vii. Wearing of masks is MANDATORY and is expected to be worn throughout the duration of the class period/training sessions. This is necessary as seating in our Training Room is three feet apart. There will be designated MASK BREAKS (to be determined on class/session days).
viii. Masks should not be worn for more than four hours at time.
ix. Persons are required to be knowledgeable about the Do’s and Don’ts of mask wearing (e.g. not fiddling with the mask especially the front, proper removal if needed, etc).
x. The Tutor would be wearing a mask throughout the duration of the class. Any other member of staff, who may be present at the time of the lesson, would also be wearing a mask.

EXAMINATION DAY (where applicable)
xi. Any in-person examinations would be held in an area where learners will be comfortably seated with adequate physical distancing so that wearing of masks is not MANDATORY during the examination.
xii. All other protocols remain the same i.e. sanitisation upon entry to examination room; sanitisation upon exit; masks to be donned upon entry and exit; etc.
xiii. Any material to be used by a learner (e.g. pencil, pen, etc) will be sanitised (where practical) before given.

These protocols will be reviewed and updated as necessary based on guidelines by the Ministry of Health.

28/10/2020

REA Envirohealth International is still offering Covid-19 Remediation services and Training, we are also offering special discounts.

Contact us for more details: (246)228-0634.

Continue to be safe and follow the existing protocols!

26/10/2020

Certain household products can remove Mould, but the problem is what would you have to do to prevent it from growing back.

Call or Contact Us for more information ;) 👍

26/10/2020

The deadline for Registration for the NEBOSH Award in Health & Safety at Work course scheduled to start Nov 18th 2020 is fast approaching. Registration ends October 30th 2020 at 4:30PM. We only have 3 seats remaining, please secure your seat today.

Call us at 436-5833 or 228-0634 to register

24/09/2020

NEBOSH provides globally recognised health, safety and environmental management qualifications. Our qualifications are updated regularly and are recognised, relevant and respected. For those looking for a career in health and safety, there are clear progression routes from Certificate to Diploma-level qualifications. These Diplomas meet the academic requirements for Graduate membership of many professional bodies.

24/09/2020

REA Envirohealth Consultants performs water testing in order to improve water quality. The processes employed for water treatment depends on the quality of the water supply. In all cases, water has to be disinfected in order to deactivate any existing microorganisms present in water. Water treatment is commonly done using chlorine or chlorine dioxide, and in many cases, other processes are also used such as ozonation and ultraviolet irradiation.

There are basic qualitative observations that quickly determine if water is not safe to consume. However, there are also many “invisible” substances that must be tested professionally to identify the contaminants and figure out how the specific polluted water can be purified. Testing can be done in the field with portable test kits or mobile laboratories. Water samples can also be collected and sent to a professional laboratory.

For more information our Consultants can help, give us a call at 436-5833 or 228-0634.

23/09/2020

We offer COVID19 virus remediation services.

Want to know more? Give us a call at 436-5833 or 228-0634 or email: [email protected]

23/09/2020

REMEMBER REA Envirohealh International is offering a 10% discount on the Last NEBOSH Award in Health and Safety at Work.

Feel free to contact us for details!

23/09/2020

The Deadline Registration for the NEBOSH Award Course Scheduled for November 18th 2020 is the 30th October 2020 at 4:00PM.

Please act fast to secure your seat!

Give us a call at 228-0634 or 436-5833

11/09/2020

Seats are limited!

The FINAL siting of the NEBOSH Award in Health and Safety at Work is scheduled to commence on the 18th November 2020 starting at 8:30AM at REA Envirohealth International.

Ten (10) more seats available!

To Register please call: 246 436-5833, 246 228-0634 or Email: [email protected].

11/09/2020

What is Indoor Air Quality (IAQ)?

Indoor air quality (IAQ) is the air quality within and around buildings and structures. IAQ is known to affect the health, comfort and well-being of building occupants. Poor indoor air quality has been linked to Sick Building Syndrome, reduced productivity and impaired learning in schools.

IAQ can be affected by gases (including carbon monoxide, radon, volatile organic compounds), particulates, microbial contaminants (mold, bacteria), or any mass or energy stressor that can induce adverse health conditions. Source control, filtration and the use of ventilation to dilute contaminants are the primary methods for improving indoor air quality in most buildings. Residential units can further improve indoor air quality by routine cleaning of carpets and area rugs.

Determination of IAQ involves the collection of air samples, monitoring human exposure to pollutants, collection of samples on building surfaces, and computer modelling of air flow inside buildings.