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Dressed for safety

Today’s modern workforce needs and deserves workwear that stands up to the demands of the job. Simon Allan-Brooks looks at the benefits of selecting the right workwear for the task at hand.

PROTECTION FROM airborne hazards is critical, but a respirator is only effective if it face fit tested to the wearer. Tracy Vernon looks at the technologies and best practices for ensuring effective respiratory protection.

The road to safety

Annick Renoux explores how connected technology is helping UK businesses raise the fleet safety bar – protecting drivers, vehicles and reputations.

Consider the risks

Consider the risks your workers face very carefully and give equal consideration to the selection of PPE, says Alan Murray.

From fit to function

Thanks to advances in personal protective equipment (PPE) and growing awareness of workplace hazards, today’s workers enjoy greater protection than ever before. However, there’s no room for complacency. This annual PPE survey reveals the insights and opinions of the most important voices—the wearers and buyers of this essential protection. Kelly Rose reports.

A new era

SHW Live heads to London, signifying a new era for health and safety professionals. Here’s an insight into what you can expect to see on the 18–19 June at Olympia London.

Helping hands

We use our hands every day at work, so protecting them is vital. Julie Roberts provides an insight into how health and safety professionals can protect these vital assets.

A smarter solution

Neal Muggleton looks at why traditional hearing conservation fails and highlights the benefits that come from real-time monitoring technologies.

In the spotlight with Debbie Airey

This month we put the spotlight on Debbie Airey to find out about her journey in the health and safety industry and her new role at Safe Monitoring Group.

A tailored approach

Health and safety training simply won’t be effective if the way we deliver doesn’t keep pace with the needs of the organisations we work with, and the people who keep those organisations going every day. Carla Crocombe explains how the future is tailored, blended – and highly impactful.