newsWorkers are key to ensuring safe railways
THE OFFICE of Rail and Road (ORR) has published its Annual Report on Health and Safety Performance which reveals that Britain’s railways remain safe, but staff must be supported.
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productSpecial offer from Cirrus Research
NOISE MONITORING specialists Cirrus Research is offering its latest doseBadge5 boasting Octave Bands as standard at no extra cost – offering a saving of up to £300 per kit.
productPulsar introduces a wearable noise dosimeter
PULSAR INSTRUMENTS introduces a new way to take control of noise exposure now with their NoisePen personal sound exposure meter
productZARGES launches battery box for safe transportation
DANGEROUS PACKAGING expert, ZARGES, is expanding its portfolio with the launch of the K470 Battery Box aluminium case, specially designed for transporting and safekeeping lithium-ion batteries.
productCastle Group’s printed guide to noise at work
CASTLE GROUP Ltd is giving away free copies of their printed Noise at Work guide book to every customer who buys a new Castle sound meter.
newsDangerous building site conditions leads to convictions
A CONTRACTOR, client and director have been convicted after conditions at a building site were found to be dangerous.
newsConstruction boss banned for breaching regulations
A BOSS has been banned after he failed to ensure Ashbourne-based construction company complied with health and safety regulations which led to an employee suffering life changing injuries.
newsHSE releases annual agriculture fatality figures
THE AGRICULTURAL industry still has the highest rate of fatal injury in Great Britain according to the latest statistics released by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).
productCresent simplifies isolation schemes
CRESENT LAUNCHES IsoSafe, a new application that simplifies the preparation of isolation schemes and associated isolation tags, collects the isolation point data electronically, before printing it all out.
newsA fork truck operator’s certificate is no free pass
NEW RESEARCH from the Association of Industrial Truck Trainers (AITT) suggests significant growth in the numbers of employers recognising the need for additional training when operators are expected to work on new and different types of equipment.
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