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Sustainable operations in public transport maintenance facilities
Manufacturers, cities and governments are looking at ways to improve energy efficiency, decrease waste and reduce their operating costs. Nederman offers at-source fume, dust and engine exhaust extraction that minimizes the air volume required and energy needed to maintain clean and compliant work environments. Our products are designed to extend filter life, and our automation solutions help manage the energy consumed during operation.
Managing combustible dust in bus and train depots
Many materials used to manufacture our mass transit products, including aluminum, powder paint, composites and plastics, are combustible, meaning that the generated dust may catch fire or even cause an explosion under the right conditions. We design filtration systems in accordance with ATEX and NFPA standards to protect workers and the facility from the hazards of combustible dust.
Achieving regulatory compliance in service centres
From permissible exposure limits (PELs) for dust, vehicle exhaust or combustible dust regulations from ATEX and NFPA, manufacturers and service centres for transportation equipment face numerous regulations they must comply with. Nederman can help companies understand the regulations and develop a solution that achieves and maintains compliance for unique operations. We also offer digital monitoring solutions that can help measure and automate compliance reporting.
Clean air keeps workers productive
Studies have consistently shown the connection between clean air and increased cognitive ability and worker productivity. Keeping workers healthy reduces absenteeism and keeps workers productive. Our products are designed to be easy to operate, and our service packages, including digital monitoring, help reduce downtime and maintenance, letting manufacturers focus on their production.
Do you choose public transit over driving?
More people are choosing public transit to reduce carbon emissions from cars. According to BVA for the European Investment Bank, 64% of Europeans are committed to choosing public transit over driving to help fight climate change. The proportion of residents choosing public transit is increasing every year and is expected to continue to rise in the coming years. This means that more buses, trains, rail cars, and other forms of public transportation must be produced, maintained, and repaired to ensure public transit works as expected.
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