blogWhy is gravity such a persistent challenge?
THIS NO Falls Week, Stephen Barnfield examines why falls from height remain one of the workplace’s most persistent safety risks.
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productSafety shower and eye wash requirements
THE AMERICAN National Standards Institute are responsible for the internationally recognised safety standard ANSI Z358.1-2014 surrounding safety shower and eye/face wash equipment, and EN15154 as the European equivalent.
productSpare parts from Hughes
TO ENSURE correct functionality throughout the lifetime of your Hughes safety shower or eye wash, it is important to establish a regular maintenance routine.
productSafety solutions for lithium-ion battery gigafactories
HUGHES SAFETY Showers provides an insight on electrifying safety solutions for lithium-ion battery gigafactories.
productCan your safety showers survive the cold?
WITH WINTER quickly approaching, ensuring that your emergency safety equipment can withstand the steep drop in temperature is a must. Water can freeze in the standpipe, rendering the unit inoperable.
productMitigate common dangers in the pulp and paper industry
WITH MANY different chemicals involved in the process of producing of pulp and paper, it is essential workers are aware of the hazards they work with and have access to safety showers and eye/face washes in the event of a chemical spill.
productAre you using your safety showers and eye washes effectively?
HUGHES SAFETY Showers has provided insight on the effective use of safety showers and eye washes.
productFacing hazards in the food industry
THE FOOD and drink industry is the largest manufacturing sector in the UK, with a total turnover of £112b in 2021. For a hygienic and sterile environment, it’s important that all safety showers inside a food and drink facility are made of stainless-steel. This ensures the showers are durable, corrosion resistant and easy to clean.
productProtect lab workers from chemical burns
EMERGENCY SAFETY showers and eye wash equipment provide the first line of defence from chemical splashes and burns, or when damaging dust or small particles get in the eye. When working with hazardous or toxic lab chemicals, any delays in treatment can have serious consequences.
productAnticipating hazards in the hospitality sector
The hospitality industry is facing the devastating impact of Covid-19, reporting an £80bn loss over the last year alone. Alongside these financial losses came a change in customer priorities, with 55% of UK consumers stating cleanliness being of greater importance since the pandemic.
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