Keeping track
Graham Sharp explains how workplace safety and training is being transformed using wearable technology.
Working in harmony
Is your PPE designed and tested to be worn together? Louise Charlton explains why using truly compatible PPE and accessories make work safer and easier.
Lessons in safety – September 2024
In this month’s extended column, Natalie Sherborne discusses inclusivity in the workplace and what we can do as health and safety practitioners to improve this.
A sustainable approach
A focus on the wider picture of sustainability is crucial for meaningful impact, says Nik Rilatt.
Suitably dressed for danger
In the world of electrical engineering and safety, the term ‘arc flash’ is not just a technical jargon but a critical concept that can mean the difference between life and death. Andrew Dent provides an insight.
Occupational hazards – September 24
The UK Government has laid out plans to strengthen workers’ rights, something which was music to my ears, says Ruth Wilkinson.
Striving for greater competency
Alan Murray discusses the ongoing need for greater competency in the procurement of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
High impact
The US ANSI/ISEA 138-2019 hand protection impact standard is the most comprehensive in the world, yet many in the PPE industry are still unfamiliar with it. Eleanor Hirst provides a summary of ANSI/ISEA 138-2019 and why it’s so important.
Time for a tailored approach
Personal protective equipment (PPE) is the last resort for ensuring the safety of employees. But while supply shortages are easing, RS explores the other challenges buyers must get to grips to ensure it is fit for purpose.
Sustainable workwear
Businesses expect suppliers to offer workwear that conforms to and supports their environmental agendas. Jim Harbidge looks at how responsible workwear is playing its part.
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