productIf the water temperature of an emergency safety shower is too hot or too cold, casualties are unlikely to remain under it for the minimum 15 minutes recommended for effective decontamination. The internationally recognised ANSI 358.1 2009 standard specifies a temperature range of between 16º-38º C.
productLytx Europe, a global leader in delivering driver safety and compliance solutions, has named Ian Peters of DS Smith as the winner of its International Driver of the Year Award for 2013.
productUK signalling manufacturer E2S Warning Signals has designed and developed a bespoke siren system to alert people nearby when an RNLI lifeboat is launching.
productEyecare eVouchers from Specsavers Corporate Eyecare have become even easier to purchase for Irish employers.
productCirrus Research is taking its Noise Doctor advisory clinic to the Safety & Health Expo where its team will offer advice, information and product demonstrations on a range of sound level meters, noise dosimeters, training courses and noise warning signs.
productEvac+Chair International’s latest evacuation chair, the 500 model, has a payload capacity of 228kgs/500lbs.
productTwo new options will be displayed by Specsavers Corporate Eyecare at the Safety & Health Expo.
productFacilities maintenance contractor Riggotts has agreed to implement driver safety specialist Lytx Europe’s DriveCam Programme after identifying its potential at an early stage of a trial.
productSERV Trayvou Interverrouillage (STI) has launched a new security product that combines key management with real-time traceability.
productThe Armaflex Ultima range of low-smoke elastomeric insulation materials have been tested and are now certified by FM Approvals, a division of FM Global.
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