Safety to Cloud system
Between 28 and 30 November, The Schmersal Group is showcasing its first ‘Safety to Cloud’ system at SPS IPC Drives in Nuremberg, Germany: Hall 9, Stand 460.
Between 28 and 30 November, The Schmersal Group is showcasing its first ‘Safety to Cloud’ system at SPS IPC Drives in Nuremberg, Germany: Hall 9, Stand 460.
Construction safety group, The Building Safety Group (BSG) has reported a 74% rise in ‘traffic management’ breaches on construction sites.
Upcoming changes to the Ionising Radiation Regulations 1999 (IRR1999) will no doubt put radon on the radar for many businesses, as the UK looks to reduce the maximum levels of radon permissible in the workplace. With the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) also planning to overhaul how organisations notify the watchdog of unsafe levels of exposure, Ian Mitchell, principal consultant – radon at Bureau Veritas, examines the potential impact of the reforms and why companies must act now to comply with
Matthew Elson, CEO of SHE Software examines how new advances in technology could have the potential to transform the approach to workplace safety,
Chubb Fire & Security has installed a state-of-the art closed circuit television (CCTV) system in the Oldham-based distribution centre of JD Williams, the specialist fashion retailer.
Nationwide industrial door specialist Complete Shutter Services has rolled out BigChange’s Mobile Workforce Management Technology across its operation.
Huddersfield rail researchers are developing computer software that can accurately analyse the millions of entries from trackside rail workers.
Collision Sentry, the collision warning system from Sentry Protection Products, is designed to create a safer working environment in industrial settings by reducing or eliminating “blind corner” collisions.
Arc Flash Protection specialist, ProGARM, in conjunction with the British Safety Industry Federation (BSIF), has commissioned a new study into electrical safety across UK industry in a bid to shine a spotlight on the potentially life changing and threatening risks of Arc Flash. Alarmingly, it reveals not only a lack of awareness at every level to current safety standards governing Arc Flash, but an apparent failure from employers to properly educate staff about this high-risk threat.
EEF, the manufacturers’ organisation has launched a specialist, tailored health & safety service specially aimed at small manufacturing businesses to help their business become compliant and overcome the many obstacles they can face in understanding their responsibilities.
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