Tornado Oil-Teq – Defence against oil and grease
AS PART of the MCR Safety portfolio, Tornado Gloves has developed the Oil-Teq range.
AS PART of the MCR Safety portfolio, Tornado Gloves has developed the Oil-Teq range.
SAFETY, HEALTH and Wellbeing Live (SHW Live), which takes place on 28-29 September 2022 at Farnborough International, has announced a number of CPD seminars that will take place at the event.
A BUILDING owner has been sentenced to 12 months in prison after an employee was left paralysed when a hoist platform he was working from plummeted from the third floor to ground level.
A FIRE and Rescue Service has been prosecuted after two of its firefighters received serious head injuries – with one paralysed from the chest down – after a training exercise.
MANY CUT resistant gloves found on today’s market are fortified with harsh fibres such as steel or glass fibre. It’s a very effective way of making a cut resistant glove but these fibres tend to break down with heavy use due to the brittle nature of their structure.
KLONDIKE PLUS safety glasses are carefully designed with comfort in mind. The 5-position ratchet temples allow you to achieve the optimum fit for the contours of your face. Gel nose pads provide a cushioning effect next to your skin and the polycarbonate frame is so lightweight you’ll barely know it’s there. With Duramass scratch-resistant lens coating this eyewear is intended to withstand the rigors of daily use.
FALL PREVENTION has been identified as the number one priority by the leading health and safety charity the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA).
THIS NEW addition to the MCR Safety range is the ultimate glove for working in damp environments. It has a double layer of latex which coats the entire glove, acting as a barrier against moisture penetration.
THERE ARE three members of the Electroflex family, all from Tornado Gloves which is a brand within the MCR Safety portfolio. They’re designed for cut protection and each has a slightly different set of protective properties.
DARK NIGHTS may be drawing out but winter isn’t over yet and February can be one of the coldest months of the year!
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