Light decontamination system
A new portable airborne and surface decontamination solution from Scott Safety will debut at Safety & Health Expo 2016
A new portable airborne and surface decontamination solution from Scott Safety will debut at Safety & Health Expo 2016
Workplace behavioural safety programmes have become increasingly popular, which is why the Safety Dialogue sessions dedicated to the topic were a must-attend at this year’s Health & Safety Event. George Elliott, a technical service engineer at science-based technology company 3M, gives an overview of the themes discussed.
Covering 1587km2, London Fire Brigade is one of the largest fire and rescue services in the world.
For our third spotlight article on the Safety Dialogue sessions, held at the Health & Safety Event, Simon Field, technical specialist at science-based technology company 3M, takes a look at hearing conservation and how best to protect employees from loud noises in the workplace.
Respiratory expert Scott Safety has introduced Duraflow, a lightweight and ergonomically designed powered air respirator (PAR) with real-time air flow control technology.
With so many training providers offering different courses, the panel at the Health & Safety Event’s Safety Dialogue sessions – which included representatives from NEBOSH, BOHS, Mines Rescue Service and 3M – focused on the importance of training programmes and how employers assess competency. Alan McArthur, technical supervisor at 3M, gives an overview of the key discussion points from the event.
Scott Safety, a designer, manufacturer and supplier of breathing apparatus and personal protective equipment (PPE), will be showcasing a selection of its latest products including lightweight and ergonomically designed powered air respirator (PAR) Duraflow, at the ExpoProtection Show 2016 on stand E129, 7 – 9th November in Paris, France.
3M’s SafeTea Break campaign is back with new material to further improve workplace health and safety, following its success last year.
Bird flu, or avian flu, is an infectious influenza that affects and is spread by birds, particularly poultry. Despite not being transmitted from human to human, particular strains of the bird flu virus can infect humans, leading to serious illness and even death.
Simon Field, a technical specialist at science-based technology company 3M, offers some sound advice for protecting workers against hazardous noises.
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