productEvents – Intersec 2020
The world’s leading trade fair for Security, Safety & Fire Protection, Intersec is where business, technology and innovations come together.
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productBSIF Guide 2020
The 2020 BSIF Guide to the UK Safety & Health Industry, Keeping People safe and healthy at Work.
productBSIF welcomes new member
“BKS Made to measure” recognises that widespread non-compliance within it’s industry has continued since standards were first introduced in 2002 and wants to help raise much needed and long overdue awareness of Motorcycle clothing’s very clear definition and now legal standing as ‘Personal Protective Equipment’ or PPE.
productBlackline Safety changes the gas detection world. Again.
Blackline Safety has already changed the face of gas detection and safety wearables, and now we have set our sights on disrupting another market — area monitoring.
productCenturion partners with charity Headway
Centurion partners with brain injury charity Headway as part of its goal to drive standards in above-the-neck safety
productIntegrity – Excellence – Innovation
heightec is a leading authority within the professional height safety and rescue industry, designing and manufacturing innovative equipment and delivering specialist training since 1997.
productRebo launches game changing sign system at A + A
Rebo Systems are proud to officially launch their very own in-house sign and labelling system at the A+A exhibition.
productTilsatec to launch hand protection solutions at A+A
The bi-annual A+A Safety, Security and Health Event held in Dusseldorf in November will see Tilsatec launch their widest number of new hand and arm protection solutions to date.
productSupermax returns to A+A
Supermax Healthcare is world’s largest manufacturer of high quality Nitrile disposable gloves, we have 11 manufacturing sites in Malaysia that produce over 27 billion gloves annually.
productCE Marking and Motorcycle Clothing
It has recently come to light that some economic operators in the motorcycle clothing supply chain have been led to believe that they are allowed up to five years to test and certify their products to the PPE Regulation – and that they may continue to place products on the market during that period, even if those products have been submitted for testing and have failed?
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