articleMoving forwards
WHEN IT comes to footwear selection for work, the needs of the task in hand and the wearer needs to be considered. Tom Harper explores the advances in this vital protection.
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articleWearability is key
As well as ensuring eyewear is compliant, it must also be wearable, as if it doesn’t stay on, it doesn’t protect, says Clair Weston.
articleHear today, hear tomorrow
NOISE DOES not have to be loud to cause damage. Louise Charlton explains the risks of noise exposure and the solutions to prevent long term hearing damage.
articleFabric of safety
Workers at risk of injury from an electric arc must have suitable protection. Sean Wood provides an insight into the methods for quantifying arc flash risks and guidance on when each method should be used.
articleHelping hands
Hanneke Simons explores the new challenges in the selection of cut resistant hand protection.
articleSound advice
With recent changes in the world of hearing protection, Paul Spooner explains how the revised EN 352 impacts hearing protection purchases.
articleBack to basics
What do health and safety professionals really need to know when it comes to RPE? Ian Kelsall takes things back to basics with the aim of improving understanding and confidence.
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articleDressed for safety
Today’s modern workforce needs and deserves workwear that stands up to the demands of the job. Simon Allan-Brooks looks at the benefits of selecting the right workwear for the task at hand.
articleConsider the risks
Consider the risks your workers face very carefully and give equal consideration to the selection of PPE, says Alan Murray.
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