Safety solutions showcased
Diversified technology company 3M will be offering visitors to the Health & Safety North event at the Bolton Arena on 9-10 October 2013 a ‘behind the scenes’ look at the different areas of its ‘safety solutions’ service.
Tailored hearing protection
Hearing protection specialist barrear has a team of NHS trained Audiologists and Earmould Technicians with 50+ years healthcare experience who are registered and insured to carry out necessary otoscopy – a medical ear examination via auriscope.
Fabric license partnership
Arco has signed a partnership with GORE-TEX fabric manufacturer Gore, making Arco the only industrial distributor in Europe to hold a GORE-TEX Brand Trade Mark License for waterproof garments and footwear.
Free belt with tranemo trousers from Severnside Safety
Free belt with tranemo trousers from Severnside Safety…
Noise monitoring kit
Campbell Associates are about to launch a new piece of kit, designed by industry specialists for the measurement of human exposure to noise.
Minimum safety standard
PASMA, the trade body representing the mobile access tower industry, has launched a Publicly Available Specification – PAS 250 – a new safety standard for the design of low-level work platforms (LLWPs), also known as “podiums” or “pulpits”.
PASMA & ladder centre
Zarges, provider of ladders and low level access equipment, is launching a new training centre at its UK head office in Milton Keynes.
Diagnostics range
Health and safety diagnostics specialist Argentic will be introducing some new products and services at Health and Safety North.
Severe weather conditions needn’t stop work
The UK may be experiencing a bumper summer, including the third sunniest July since 1929, but that hasn’t stopped frequent severe weather warnings throughout the UK, most recently in Cumbria, and flooding in West Yorkshire, Wales and Cornwall.
Corporate Manslaughter: How to best handle a bad situation
According to reports by the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) as legislation and fines get tougher, the number of corporate manslaughter cases prosecuted is on the rise. Michelle Di Gioia offers some advice on how to ensure your health and safety procedures are as robust as possible and what measures you should take should the worst happen.
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