Body temperature measurement
STEMMER IMAGING AG has signed an agreement with Automation Technology for the distribution of it’s Febriscan systems – complete LWIR camera solutions for detecting elevated human body temperatures.
STEMMER IMAGING AG has signed an agreement with Automation Technology for the distribution of it’s Febriscan systems – complete LWIR camera solutions for detecting elevated human body temperatures.
WARRINGTON BASED Christeyns Food Hygiene, who manufacture specialist hygiene solutions, has become the first manufacturer to receive the globally recognised British Standards Institution (BSI) kitemark for hand sanitiser.
THE HOME Secretary has set out plans to crack down on abuse and violence against shop workers.
The Schmersal Group is helping retailers cope with the effects of the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic. The company has developed a digital access control system that makes it easier to comply with coronavirus regulations in public spaces without considerable staff expenditure.
IN THE latest instalment of Covid-19 webinars IOSH welcomed renowned author Dr John Briffa BSc (Hons) MB BS (Lond) to host Back in Business – strategies for optimising individual and organisational wellbeing and resilience.
UNITE IS warning that the large increase in construction deaths could be related to a steep fall in proactive inspections and prosecutions being undertaken by the Health and Safety Executive.
THE HEALTH and Safety Executive (HSE) has released its annual figures for the number of work-related fatalities in 2019/20, which have dropped to a record low.
To make your task of complying with the government “Working Safely during COVID-19” guidelines easier, online training provider Human Focus, has developed a comprehensive suite of RoSPA approved e-Learning courses for staff and managers.
A British manufacturer has developed a new package that will help businesses and organisations mitigate the risks of returning to work during the COVID-19 pandemic, in turn helping the country to get back on its feet in the wake of the economic uncertainty the crisis has caused.
THE BRITISH Safety Council has responded to the government’s plans to further ease lockdown restrictions from 4 July, reminding employers that they have a duty of care to their staff.
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