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First Mats launches exciting new range of cable protectors

First Mats is delighted to announce the launch of a brand-new range of floor cable protectors to complement the company’s existing selection of floor matting safety products.

The Four Cs of business driver safety

With 70% of work-related deaths coming from road collisions, there is a clear need for employers to minimise the risks faced by those who drive on behalf of their business. This can be a challenge, and you may be unsure where to start.

Dust Control: Filtration & Extraction Equipment

Envirogard (a division of Specialist Hires Limited) supplies specialist dust and fume control equipment to contractors across mainland UK.

New hoodies and sweatshirts

Snickers Workwear believes its new range of hoodies and sweatshirts for craftsmen and women may well be its most comfortable to date.

Safer vehicle maintenance with Brady BatteryBlock

Easy to use and applicable on a wide range of industrial vehicles, the BatteryBlock Power Connector Lockout from Brady is a great addition to your maintenance safety tool kit.

Managing occupational skin disorders this winter

Perhaps a little-known fact, the skin is actually the largest organ in the body. It performs essential functions for the body, including regulating temperature, sensing heat, cold and pressure.

BSRIA announces updated valve test standard

BSRIA has launched an updated version of BSRIA Technical Standard BTS/1 2019 – Test Method for PICVs and DPCVs. This supersedes the version launched in 2012 and now includes a dedicated method for testing differential pressure control valves.

Are your safety showers winter-ready?

It’s important to know how seasonal weather changes affect your safety equipment, especially if placed outdoors. With winter approaching, are your safety showers ready?

Rebo’s SMS R1 a big hit at A+A

Rebo Systems recently ‘launched’ their new SMS R1 colour and cut, sign and labelling system at the A+A exhibition in Dusseldorf.

New report shines light on HAVS threat

Traditional methods of regular assessment and generic control measures can help some but inevitably not all workers and can result in an underestimation of vibration exposure by up to 76%, putting people at serious risk according to a new report.

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