Jackson Safety empowers skilled labour in Europe
WELDERS ARE at the highest risk for exposure to welding gases and fumes that can cause both short-terms and long-term health effects.
WELDERS ARE at the highest risk for exposure to welding gases and fumes that can cause both short-terms and long-term health effects.
PILZ AUTOMATION Technology has updated one of its well-established training courses, ‘Basis of CE Marking’, to include elements with a focus on UKCA Marking.
THE FABRICATION division of Nasmyth Technologies Limited has been fined after four employees were exposed to hazardous substances that caused significant ill health and time off work as a result.
RESPIRATORS PROTECT workers from breathable hazards in the workplace. The efficiency of a respirator’s filter material alone does not reduce dangers posed by airborne hazards. The other necessary step is to reduce exposure by ensuring that respirators fit along with proper training and continued use.
NEVER BEFORE has the need for good quality respiratory protection been more acutely understood, but how can you be sure that the respirators you have invested in are capable of protecting your workers?
SHAWCITY IS delighted to announce the launch of QuantiFit2 from OHD. The latest version of the mask-fit tester, which uses patented controlled negative pressure (CNP) technology, is packed with improved features.
CHOOSING A good mask or respirator is an important and necessary step in staying protected from a range of pollutants and potential health hazards. These guidelines from Eng-Weld will help you choose a suitable mask.
Ellie Yakimov looks at how our changed relationship with airborne pathogens brings a new level of protection.
TO ENSURE every person can stay safe when at work – Full Support have increased their flagship Easimask FFP3 respirator production to 5 million respirators a month.
A NEW whitepaper has found that the quality of the air in the manufacturing sector continues to be underplayed and not acted upon with workers in the UK still being exposed to unhealthy levels of airborne hazards and pollution.
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