Hands-on advice
Workers can expose their hands to a number of hazards that can impact on their ability to be able to carry out day-to-day activities at work.
Workers can expose their hands to a number of hazards that can impact on their ability to be able to carry out day-to-day activities at work.
Some years ago the BSIF Skin Protection Product Group turned into a working group to launch the ‘It’s in your Hands’ campaign. The first incarnation of this campaign came from an approach to the BSIF from the Health & Safety Executive (HSE), who were concerned over the increasing incidence of work related dermatitis.
Across various industries, workers are exposed to a number of hazards and health risks, often simultaneously. Employers must identify and address the hazards that staff face on a day-to-day basis and consider whether different Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) items are compatible, before a purchasing decision is made, says Jim Lilley.
JSP’s newest industrial safety helmet, the EVOLite Skyworker, has been specifically designed with a suspension system and shell structure that offer maximum head protection, making working at height in industrial, mountaineering, rescue and leisure activities safer.
Scott Safety will be showcasing a range of its latest products at Health & Safety North.
Arco will be launching its new Big Book Catalogue at Health & Safety North.
The Slipp-R, available from Safety Toes Europe, is a robust steel-toe overshoe that can be used for temporary toe protection.
The new range of Starparts branded PPE is the latest addition to Wilkinson Star’s 17,000 product lines.
Innovative design features of the new athletic range of trainer styles from Steitz Secura are said to ensure more flexibility and a lightweight, comfortable feel of the highest ergonomic quality.
Snickers latest full colour Workwear Catalogue is now available in print or as a digital edition.
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