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Turning up the heat

THE FIRE Safety Event returns to the NEC, Birmingham on 28-30 April 2020 for its fourth instalment, and this year’s event promises to be bigger and better than ever. FSM takes visitors through what’s on offer

The right direction

Security Matters sat down with The Security Event director, Tristan Norman, to find out why it is essential to attend the event at NEC Birmingham on 28-30 April 2020.

Steps to beat lower-limb fatigue

uvex explores the impacts of lower-limb fatigue on productivity, worker health and footwear implications. By Dr Caleb Wegener PhD (Biomechanics), B App Sc (Pod) Hons

A game changer for hand protection

Uvex provides an understanding the ISEA 138 Impact Protection Standard.

Introducing no-contact hearing testing

Tom Parker, director at WorkScreen, looks at the concept of no-contact hearing tests as a way to address the complexities the response to COVID-19 is having on hearing tests at work.

Sound advice

Noise induced hearing loss is irreparable but avoidable, so it is time to start taking hearing protection seriously, says Peter Dumigan.

Hand hygiene for infection prevention against COVID-19

Chris Packham, dermatological engineer at EnviroDerm Services, explores the dos and don’ts of hand hygiene as a method of infection prevention.

In the spotlight with Matthew Elson

This month we put Matthew Elson in the spotlight to find out about his route into the health and safety sector, career highlights, and what’s next for SHE Software.

Rules are rules, or are they?

In the context of mixed messages about the lockdown, Gary Fallaize, RRC managing director, discusses the need for leadership and how best to manage behavioural change.

UV survey reveals dangers for outdoor workers

SC Johnson Professional has conducted a UV survey which reveals dangers for outdoor workers: one in three health and safety professionals claim that no UV protection is supplied

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