articleThe future development of PPE should be focused on equipment that is well-designed and, importantly, comfortable to wear. This will encourage workers to want to wear PPE – and wear it correctly – to help ensure greater safety in the workplace, explains Pete Holdcroft.
productHONEYWELL HAS announced a new feature of its cloud-based SafetySuite software platform that makes it easier to manage fleets of portable gas detectors.
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articleManaging worker safety is challenging at the best of times but where gas is concerned, you are dealing with something that is often silent, invisible, odourless and potentially deadly. Chris Shaw talks to Honeywell about the increasing use of technology based systems that help protect workers through a combination of continual environmental monitoring and analysis, worker tracking, bump testing and respiratory protection.
productHoneywell describes its new DeepBlue Winter gloves as an alternative to traditional leather gloves with excellent thermal and grip performance.
productHoneywell has released what it says is the world’s first nitrile-dipped, 13 gauge glove without glass fibre to reach the highest level of cut resistance (Level 5) according to EN 388: 2003 — the industry standard for protective gloves against mechanical risks.
productAt A+A 2015, Honeywell will focus on the future of safety and how businesses can use connected safety solutions and real-time intelligence to improve worker safety and overall business performance.
productHoneywell, which pioneered the first residential carbon monoxide alarm, has launched a new connected home safety system – the X-Series – that now includes smoke and heat alarms and a wireless module.
articleWorking at height is obviously a dangerous business, but it’s not just the obvious risks that lead to accidents. Jeremy Dugan, EMEAI training leader at Honeywell Safety Products, explores some of the more unusual risks that working at height can present, and how safety managers can prepare for and protect their workers accordingly.
articleToday’s connected safety solutions allow for more rapid response to emergencies. As operations in hazardous, industrial environments become increasingly more complex and geographically dispersed, technological innovations in gas detection are revolutionising the way companies manage safety and productivity out in the field. Here Thomas Negre, marketing director for portable gas detection at Honeywell Industrial Safety, identifies the latest trends in gas detection technology, the thinking behind
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