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Could your business benefit from greater productivity, increased efficiency, reduced costs, enhanced reputation and a safer workplace?
Could your business benefit from greater productivity, increased efficiency, reduced costs, enhanced reputation and a safer workplace?
Find all the answers you need about workplace noise measurement and how to stay HSE compliant from noise at work measurement specialists, Pulsar Instruments, when you attend their One-Day Noise Awareness Courses in 2020.
Is it time to replace your old noise measurement equipment? Are you risking your employees hearing by having sound meters that are not legally compliant?
Casella’s Microdust Pro is a real-time hand-held, data logging instrument for the detection of airborne dusts, fumes and aerosols.
UK based manikin and training aid manufacturer Ruth Lee uses ISO 9001 to ensure they are providing consistent quality to the country’s most important national services.
At Motek 2019, the Schmersal Group is showcasing the first RFID-based safety sensor which has been designed in accordance with ATEX Directive 2014/34/EU and can be used in EX zones 2 (gas EX, category 3G) and 22 (dust EX, category 3D).
Broadly speaking, a confined space is an area that is large enough for a worker to enter and do work, but that is difficult to get in and out of easily and is not designed or intended for regular occupancy.
Bollé Safety has developed the Tryon trilogy to provide the wearer with the highest levels of protection, style and comfort and at the same time offering exceptional value for money.
Dust is seen as something irritating rather than harmful. It’s practically everywhere, so we don’t really pay it enough attention – or consider how overexposure to dust in the workplace can lead to poor health. That’s right – dust is actually a very dangerous substance that impacts the lives of millions of people.
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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