productWearable gas detection
THE INDUSTRY-CHANGING ALTAIR ioTM 4 Gas Detection Wearable is now available for order from MSA Safety.
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articleIn the spotlight with David Head
This month we put Draeger’s David Head in the spotlight to find out how he found himself working in the world of health and safety.
articleWeather the storm
As the dust starts to settle after a turbulent two years with Covid, Mark Howarth says we need to develop better foresight to ensure we are best prepared to weather the storm.
productImpactful air filtration on demand
VIRUSES CAN spread through the air via droplets and aerosols, potentially infecting other people or landing on and contaminating surfaces. Effective air filtration devices such as Rediair can help remove these microorganisms and particulates from the air, using specialised filters known as HEPA filters.
productFixed gas detection expansion
SHAWCITY’S FIXED gas detection system specialists are already trusted by thousands of businesses across the UK and Ireland and the team is continuing to expand to keep up with growing demand.
newsLives depend on asbestos removal plans, says IOSH
ANY PLANS for the mass removal of asbestos from public and commercial buildings in the UK must include detailed information on how those charged with doing the work will be protected and how it will be disposed of.
productION Science wins Queen’s Award for Enterprise
ION SCIENCE is delighted to announce it has won the prestigious Queen’s Award for Enterprise, in the category of Innovation, for its pioneering MiniPID sensors.
productMackwell Health demonstrates UV-C innovations at IPC22
MACKWELL HEALTH, part of the Mackwell Group, has announced plans to demonstrate its UV-C disinfection technology solutions at this year’s Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) Conference, of which Mackwell Health is a main sponsor.
newsBSC says asbestos legacy must be tackled
A REPORT by the Work and Pensions Select Committee calls for asbestos to be removed from all public and commercial buildings within 40 years.
productSupporting World Day for Safety and Health at Work
THE INTERNATIONAL Labour Organization (ILO) has set out World Day for Safety and Health at Work for 28 April 2022. The spotlight on providing safe and healthy places to work has become more prominent in recent times, particularly as working practices emerged and evolved rapidly as part of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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