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ADVANCED HAS launched two new courses to aid understanding of the BS 8629 Code of Practice recommendations and the EvacGo system designed to meet them.
ADVANCED HAS launched two new courses to aid understanding of the BS 8629 Code of Practice recommendations and the EvacGo system designed to meet them.
CIE HAS announced the UK launch of the A05C from Akuvox. The A05C is the first of Akuvox’s brand new series of smart IP access control readers and features a distinct 5″ HD colour screen that is attractive and easy to use.
THE TUC has warned the UK government and employers that “infections could rebound” if workplaces aren’t Covid-Secure – as hospitality and non-essential shops prepare to reopen in England on 12 April.
HOST HAS launched a new three-year partnership with CriticalArc, the developer of SafeZone, in a bid to further enhance safety and support for members of staff and guests across HOST’s entire campus community.
A GAS engineer has been sentenced for conducting gas work while unregistered and producing false paperwork.
MISHANDLED RUBBISH from building sites can be hugely damaging to public health, communities and the environment, the Environment Agency has warned.
FIRE CAN have a devastating effect on organisations; around 70% of businesses fail within three years of a major fire – so why are so many care organisations taking risks when it comes to fire safety?
DRAYTON MANOR Park Ltd (in administration) has been sentenced following the death of a schoolgirl on its Splash Canyon water ride in 2017.
THE TUC’S 2020/21 survey of more than 2,100 workplace safety representatives, reveals that many employers are failing to follow Covid-secure rules and keep workers safe.
SELECTED TO underpin the 3Ts redevelopment programme at the Royal Sussex County Hospital is a fault-tolerant network of fire alarm control panels supplied by Advanced.
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