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You put your right hand in…

Developments in biometric technology are helping
construction site managers to keep sites safe, as human
recognition system specialist HRS expains

Human Recognition System such
as HRS’s MSite allow
operational staff

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Spread the word, not germs

Deb has highlighted the importance
of good hand hygiene practice in
preventing the spread of increasingly
common germs.

According to Deb, washroom
studies from around the world have
shown that 1 person in every 5 is

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Finger-friendly keyboard

PCD Maltron has introduced its
Finger-Friendly keyboard that
incorporates
many features
from the
Maltron
portfolio.

The latest
addition to the
range of
specialist keyboards offers keys in
straight columns but the

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Flexible sprinkler

A new flexible fire sprinkler
connection system which is reported
to significantly reduce installation
time and eliminate the inconvenience
and debris associated with traditional
pipe systems has been introduced by
Reli

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Comfort comes as no shock

Zedland ESD is a heavy duty antifatigue
matting with integral antistatic
protection, designed to shield
both people and sensitive machinery.

Zedland ESD is one of a series of
mattings, developed by Plastic
Extruders t

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One in three employees don’t take lunch

UK workers’ eating
habits are suffering
due to stress,
according to
research from the
forthcoming Aviva
Health of the
Workplace report.

Although employees
and bosses
recognise the value
of taking a lunch
break f

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Lung health help

Respiratory illness results in at least
25.3 million days of certified
incapacity each year. The associated
production loss of this incapacity is
£2.0 billion.

The British Lung Foundation
(BLF) helps increase awarenes

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Temporary roof

The versatile UBIX temporary roof
system from Combisafe
International has provided
protection to a 300m2 archeological
dig site of two Roman ditches and a
team of archaeologists at St Barts in
London – England’s oldest

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Keyboard aids RSI recovery

Having worked with a keyboard for
fifty years, Bill Bordass started to
develop symptoms of RSI with
conventional keyboards becoming
“increasingly uncomfortable” to use.

This was compounded by a fall
which damaged both

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