articleStay in sight
Chris Payne explains how hi- vis safety footwear can save lives as well as limbs.
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productStay in sight
BUCKBOOTZ ARE leaders in hi-vis safety footwear and launched the first ever range of high visibility and reflective leather and Cordura safety boots called Buckz Viz in 2018.
newsFree Health and Safety Executive risk management webinar
ON 25 May 2021 at 10:30am HSM will be hosting a free-to-attend webinar with the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) on managing risk from assessment to control – bringing your risk assessment to life
productA time to reflect
ADVANCING SAFETY Footwear since 1998, the BUCKBOOTZ DNA has centred around ground-breaking safety innovation linked to eye catching designs for over 20 years.
news‘Infections could rebound’, warns TUC
THE TUC has warned the UK government and employers that “infections could rebound” if workplaces aren’t Covid-Secure – as hospitality and non-essential shops prepare to reopen in England on 12 April.
newsConstruction company lands fine after worker’s rooftop fall
CUTLER BROS. Ltd and its director, Roger Martin Cutler have been sentenced after a worker fell through a skylight during the construction of a new farm building in Wimborne.
productIntroducing Tradez
THE TRADEZ collection from Buckbootz is dedicated towards bringing inspired design and flair to weight saving safety footwear worn in trades, maintenance, light engineering, utilities, warehousing, driving and similar working environments.
newsEmployer fatally injured at recycling company
ENVA SCOTLAND Limited has been fined following an incident where a 28-year-old employee, Martin Kane, was fatally injured while cleaning a mobile shredder.
newsVital handling and storage virtual conference set for tomorrow
HANDLING AND Storage Solutions Live is a free-to-attend virtual conference, which takes place on 1 December 2020, where delegates will enjoy four hours of CPD-accredited content.
newsFine after worker suffers serious facial injury
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Acrivarn Ltd, has been sentenced for safety breaches after an employee using a 9-inch angle grinder suffered significant facial injuries when the cutting disc came into contact with his face.
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