newsRoSPA and British Safety Council back DHF’s Gate Safety Week
The growing campaign to confine powered gate accidents to the history books has received a significant boost with the UK’s leading safety charities coming on board.
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productStainless steel safety
Qimarox has reduced the delivery time for the stainless steel version of its Securyfence safety fencing system.
productOutdoor security switches
DANLERS Outdoor Security Switch range are neat and compact and now benefit from an IP66 rated polycarbonate enclosure and therefore can now be installed across a greater range of challenging environments.
product‘Self-healing’ intruder detection
Stanley Security has launched high performing wireless security technology Ricochet Mesh, which is designed to reduce false alarms in residential and commercial environments.
productThe bird nesting risk: A modern approach to bird control
The bird nesting season will soon be in full swing and many businesses, unless they quickly take action, will suffer the consequences and cost of nesting birds this year.
productSmart key management
Global steel and mining company ArcelorMittal has improved safety and reduced costs at its Fos-sur-Mer site in southern France with the Smart Key Manager from SERV Trayvou Interverrouillage (STI).
productBluetooth padlocks
Master Lock is said to have become the first security specialist to unveil Bluetooth padlocks combining keyless entry, shared access and no numerical codes, backed by the latest technology and their 100 years of trusted expertise.
productIncrease Lockout/Tagout efficiency
Lockout/Tagout, if applied correctly, improves employee safety during machine interventions. New innovations aim to increase Lockout/Tagout efficiency by focusing on product flexibility and ease of use.
productSecurity options extended
Securikey is able to offer a range of Master Lock security products following The Master Lock Company’s recent acquisition of leading security storage brand Sentry Safe.
articleA wake up call for fleets
Malcolm Maycock, managing director of Licence Bureau, warns that the new guidelines for sentences imposed on companies for health and safety offences in the workplace should serve as a serious wake up call for companies operating company vehicles.
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