The new Machinery Regulation introduces more concrete machinery safety provisions that are a legal requirement for machinery manufacturers and other economic operators, says Darren Hugheston-Roberts.

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Tackling cleaning challenges in industrial environments has its challenges, but by choosing the right solution for the task at hand you can enhance productivity, boost worker wellbeing, and contribute to a cleaner, more sustainable environment. Catherine Grinstead explains how.

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Ian Thorp provides an insight into how you can achieve electrical safety in the workplace.

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In the world of electrical engineering and safety, the term ‘arc flash’ is not just a technical jargon but a critical concept that can mean the difference between life and death. Andrew Dent provides an insight.

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Businesses have a duty to keep workers and the buildings they work in safe. Steve Dunning looks at the test equipment that can be used to ensure compliance with safety regulations and improve workplace conditions.

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Steve Marnach explains how protective clothing can help keep workers and products safe.

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Machinery fires can have devastating consequences for the health and wellbeing of staff as well as as huge finiancial costs for the business. Here, Darren Hugheston-Roberts provides an insight into machinery fire prevention.

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Understanding the importance of arc rated and weatherproof personal protection equipment (PPE) for electrical engineers and people in the power supply industry need not be a minefield. Here Jonas Andersson guides you through the important things to consider for end users exposed to the risk of an electric arc and the elements.

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Working around electricity has its dangers. Here, Ian Thorp provides an insight into the precautions you can take to reduce the risk of injury.

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Socket testers are the unsung heroes of electrical safety in the workplace. Steve Dunning looks at how to choose and use socket testers.

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Accidents involving workers and moving vehicles have increased at an alarming rate. Advances in technology can alert workers to dangers and provide a level of protection in hazardous areas. Jacqui McLaughlin looks at the benefits of proximity warning systems.

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Mark Staples answers some of the common questions that often lead to confusion, especially where machinery safety is concerned.

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The need to ensure that manufactured electrical and electronic goods comply with required conformance standards is inextricably linked to effective product and component testing, says Nathan Barwell.

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When it comes to electrical safety, both employees and employers need to take charge to ensure they have the right level of protection. Peter Dumigan takes a look at the importance of protective wear.

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Many people may find it daunting to take their own Hand-Arm and Whole-Body Vibration readings if they haven’t performed an assessment before. Robert Dunn explains the tools that are available to you, to help you get the job done properly.

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Don’t be afraid to take Hand-Arm and Whole-Body vibration measurements yourselves. Robert Dunn highlights how simple it is to get the information you need, make assessments, and take actions that stop people from being injured at work by using the tools available and the HSE’s points system.

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HAVS is a life-changing condition caused by exposure to vibration tools. Not only can this cause pain and permanent damage to employees, but employers can find themselves facing huge fines. Robert Dunn looks at advancements in HAVS.

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Adam Ward looks at how to choose abrasive products that deliver safety and increase productivity.

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Theo Simon discusses the industries most prone to causing these conditions and how to control HAV exposure levels in the workplace.

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For many years there has been a lot of confusion surrounding the electrical properties of footwear which are identified by the various markings found on footwear. Lloyd Preston gives an overview of the properties offered and their suitability to certain end uses.

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Pedestrian +3 iFlex Barrier will segregate pedestrians from work vehicles and clearly define walkways from traffic routes.

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70m Truck Mounted Platform

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The HVM200 is a small rugged vibration meter with built in Wi-Fi that can be used to measure hand-arm, whole body and general vibration.

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57m Straight Telescopic Diesel Boom Lift

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The magnetic safety sensors serve to monitor the position of sliding, hinged and removable safety guards.

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Lift heights between 4.03m – 16.7m

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The Micro iFlex Barrier protects from light duty, low level impacts from hand powered machinery.

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The Skipper road cone is a revolutionary two-piece cone that outperforms its competitors in all areas.

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VIBRATION IN the workplace is increasingly making the headlines as the consequences of years of unmanaged exposure come to the fore in terms of life-changing injuries and compensation pay-outs.

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Fronius offer solar solutions that last. For decades of sunrises to come.

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16.5m Van Mounted Boom Lift

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Command and signalling devices are highly important devices at the man-machine interface in industrial applications.

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Optoelectronic safety device are used as entry, danger point or danger zone guards.

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The Skipper recycle bin is a robust and durable attachment for multi-purpose waste and recycling use.

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Guard door monitors and Safety control modules for Emergency Stop applications.

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