productWearable device
Supplier of advanced personal security and paging systems Atus has introduced the AtusSmartBadge.
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productLone worker App
Skyguard personal safety service for lone workers will be launching an iPhone version of its ‘Skyguard for Smartphone’ software on stand M2155 at this year’s Safety and Health Expo, held at ExCeL London between 17 – 19th June.
articleManaging human failure
Rob Burgon, workplace safety manager at the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA), discusses how an individual’s behaviour can affect health and safety in the workplace.
productInterest in ISO 55000
Companies across the globe are responding well to the new ISO 55000 world standard for asset management, according to power-engineering specialist EA Technology.
productEvacuation event
Evac+Chair International Access & Evac-U-8 organised and hosted the first ever Emergency, Evacuation & Competency Event at the Arsenal F.C’s Emirates Stadium in London on 22 May.
product24-hour fire safety
Ramtech Electronics has been awarded a contract to supply its state-of-the-art health and safety compliant Wireless Emergency System (WES) for a new residential scheme currently under construction at Chelsea Creek in London.
productDisinfects water
Hanovia’s PureLine PQ range of UV disinfection systems is designed specifically to provide validated and chemical-free treatment of process water used in the dairy, food and beverage industries.
productTouch of a button
Leading provider of lift safety and communication systems Avire has developed what it says is the first emergency telephone that can be programmed at the touch of a button.
productDefibrillator enclosure
To protect and support workforces, customers and visitors, anywhere where there is a gathering of or flow through of people needs to provide the first stage of medical help until the medics arrive and can take over – these first minutes are so important to give the patient the best chance of survival.
articleInfluencing employee behaviour
All workplaces have the potential to put the health and safety of employees at risk, but employee behaviour is often a major contributing factor too. Understanding that many injuries and deaths in the workplace can be attributed to human behaviour is important for any business seeking to improve health and safety standards, says Mary Clarke.
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