productSafety knife inventor nets MBE
An inventor who pioneered a knife design that reduces the risk of workplace injuries has been awarded an MBE in the Queen’s Birthday Honours for services to innovation.
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newsEssex construction firm in court for health and safety breach
An Essex construction firm has been fined for failing to provide adequate sanitation facilities for its workers.
productBe compliant and safe
Keeping up-to-date with the latest health and safety practices while managing a busy working schedule can be a bit of a challenge.
news£150,000 fine for Chessington over youngster’s severe injuries
Chessington World of Adventures has been sentenced for safety failings that led to a four year old girl suffering life changing head injuries when she fell from a raised walkway while queuing for a ride.
productiPhone ot thermal imaging camera?
Conrad Business Supplies has begun stocking FLIR System’s latest thermal imaging product to be released in Europe.
productCrane service focus
Having only recently re-launched its TRUCARE extended warranty package, Konecranes is intent on retaining its focus on the field of service and maintenance having developed a Crane Reliability Study (CRS).
productDrum handling fork attachment acts quickly
St Clare Engineering has developed a Quick Attach/Release drum handler fork attachment, the Grab-O-Matic QR-2-DLR can be securely attached to the forks and released without the need for the truck driver to dismount from his cab.
productNew 2015 Catalogue
We are delighted to to announce that our new 2015 catalogue and safety sign guide is out now.
newsParliamentary report urges ‘behaviour change’ approach to tackling carbon monoxide poisoning
A new report launching in Parliament today (Monday 19 January) warns that those involved in promoting carbon monoxide safety must change their approach if the UK is to see a meaningful reduction in the number of carbon monoxide-related injuries and fatalities.
newsInquest rules that significant failings by William Hill and Acean Builders caused death of 27 year old
The inquest this week into the death of Jacob Marx has ruled that significant failures in communication and project management by William Hill and Acean Builders caused the 27 year old lawyer’s death in January 2013.
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