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BSIF Covid-19 PPE compliance webinar
04 May 2020
HSM HAS partnered with the British Safety Industry Federation (BSIF) to offer a free webinar on the importance of sourcing compliant PPE during the Covid-19 pandemic.
The webinar takes place on 5 May at 10:30am and will be delivered by BSIF chief executive Alan Murray and BSIF Registered Safety Supplier Scheme Manager Roy Wilders.
With the shortages in Covid-19 related PPE a significant amount of non compliant PPE is being offered to the market. In this webinar BSIF will help you to understand how you can tell that the documentation you are presented with is genuine.
The BSIF is dedicated to eliminating non-compliant, unsafe, counterfeit and illegal safety products from the UK market and provide a quality assurance scheme for the purchase of genuine PPE that will help to keep people safe and healthy at work.
The number of non – compliant, illegal and poorly performing safety products offered for sale in the UK market is significant and all organisations and individuals sourcing PPE and related equipment need assurance that the markings, documentation and claims for the performance of the product are genuine. The BSIF Registered Safety Supplier Scheme has been strengthened to provide assurance to PPE customers and users that only compliant and correctly performing products are supplied.
The webinar takes place on 5 May 2020 at 10:30am and is FREE to attend by registering at https://events.streamgo.co.uk/CE-Documentation-Is-it-genuine
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