Engweld, the suppliers of premium engineering and welding products, offers a comprehensive range of air fed solutions to protect welders from harmful welding fume in the working environment.

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The HSE have announced that their inspectors are beginning a new round of site visits across the UK to ensure appropriate control measures are in place in work environments where dust poses a health risk. Are you confident that your team understands the risks and effectively plans to prevent and adequately control dust exposure?

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WALES AND West Utilities are the latest company in the UK to change their face-fit testing equipment over to the Quantifit controlled negative pressure (CNP) system.

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Wales & West Utilities have changed their face-fit testing equipment over to the Quantifit controlled negative pressure (CNP) system.

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SHAWCITY IS delighted to announce that they have been awarded International Distributor of the Year 2018 by OHD LLLP, manufacturers of the Quantifit fit testing system.

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JSP has launched the Springfit fold flat disposable mask which features a sprung endoskeleton in the mask which ensures the most effective responsive fit. When you wear the mask it springs onto your face and gives a perfect face fit, according to the company.

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JSP HAS launched the new Springfit fold flat disposable mask with a unique endoskeleton structure which guarantees each mask keeps its shape, increasing performance and maintaining rigidity.

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EXCLUSIVE TO Shawcity, OHD’s Quantifit Respirator Fit Tester is the breakthrough in portable mask-fit technology, using Controlled Negative Pressure (CNP) instead of traditional aerosol particle counting.

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The new Force10 Typhoon is described as an extremely lightweight, easy to maintain full face mask at only 365g with a completely clear panoramic visor to maximise light levels within the mask giving optimum visibility.

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RPB Safety opened a UK office a year ago and since then they say they've been on a mission to advance safety and increase comfort in the industrial workforce.

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JSP has launched the new Springfit fold flat disposable mask with an endoskeleton structure which is said to guarantee each mask keeps its shape, increasing performance and maintaining rigidity. This integrated spring feature allows facial movement ensuring the mask offers a secure face fit and seal during speech or movement of the jaw.

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The new TSI PortaCount respirator fit testers have recently been added to BSRIA Instrument Solutions sales portfolio, with users able to test full and half face masks, SCBAs (Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus) and disposables.

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Introducing the Quantifit Respirator Fit Tester, which Shawcity describes as the industry breakthrough in mask-fit technology. A portable unit designed to test half-face, full-face and gas masks, it tests in any environment as long as air is present and there is a power supply.

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Disposable respirator manufacturer Alpha Solway has enhanced its 3000 Series of face masks with a new addition.

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Disposable respirator manufacturer Alpha Solway has enhanced its 3000 Series of face masks with a new addition; the disposable 3030V+ which can be used for more than one shift.

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According to RPB Safety, gone are the days of inconvenient and expensive fit testing and the endless battle of ensuring your employees are clean shaven on the job.

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New global research, which found that deaths from cancer in the workplace are higher than previously thought, underlines the growing necessity for respiratory protection to have face-fit checking built in.

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Globus Group will be highlighting the latest personal protective equipment solutions from its Alpha Solway and Riley brands at this year’s A+A.

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Asbestos is a deadly material that was used widely in construction, but it’s use was restricted and ultimately banned in the UK outright in 1999. But it still remains in many older constructions and buildings, and the fine fibrous minerals can be the cause of such diseases as asbestosis, lung cancers, and non-malignant pleural disease to those that come into direct contact.  

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7 Things you need to know if you work with Silica Dust:

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