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Flammable Meth Labs

If you watch the news, you will sometimes come across a major drug bust, one which involves a meth lab being set up in someone’s home or in a real Flammable Meth Labslaboratory somewhere. Now, meth labs are dangerous to be around, because some of the chemicals which offshoot in the process are dangerous to breathe and can sometimes have serious long term consequences for people even exposed for a few minutes to the toxins.

In addition to being quite toxic to breathe in, meth labs are also very flammable. In fact, one of the most dangerous things to do is light a match anywhere near a meth lab, even from the outside. You see, the toxic chemicals in the air are also flammable, and this creates a gigantic explosion. If someone is in or near the house, they could die. Also, a trip wire may be set up leading into the house, so that anyone trying to break in will set off the explosion, thus destroying the evidence of who owned and operated it.

While fire has many uses, we can all agree that blowing up a meth lab is one of the more dangerous purposes and does not really accomplish anything productive. People could be hurt or killed by such an explosion.

It sometimes helps in businesses which use laboratories onsite to regularly implement drug and alcohol testing. Onsite drug and alcohol screening is useful in detecting if someone is abusing substances while at work and, if so, it may lead to discovering any illicit operations which may be going on within a company. That is, of course, top priority to you, since your reputation is dependent upon the lack of this level of scandal. Clearly, such illegal operations would severely jolt your credibility, even if you were not aware of them. Onsite drug and alcohol testing is right for you if you are concerned about what has the potential for taking place on your jobsite location. And keep in mind that, once the news is out, you will probably be held liable for the illegal operations, in addition to the guilty employees. That is a lot of incentive to use our onsite testing services. Call Mediscreen today, and we’ll help you out: (+61) 1300 79 70 40.

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