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Pocket spirit levels with crush-proof vial

Mini Pocket Spirit Levels from Hultafors Tools are now available in the UK. They have a modern design, with clear-focus vials for levelling work in tight spaces.

Apprenticeship programme expands

As part of an investment in the next generation of fire and security employees, Chubb Fire & Security employed more apprentices last year than in any previous year, expanding its apprenticeship programme to 28 new employees across new disciplines ranging from finance and IT to monitoring and project management.

Shopping centre secures ‘Autism Friendly’ accreditation

Axis Group companies have been instrumental in The Mercury Shopping Centre’s Autism Friendly accreditation – awarded by the National Autistic Society (NAS) for its work to make shopping more accessible for people with autism spectrum conditions.

Good report for school’s new CCTV system

Delta Security has installed a sophisticated 1080p HD CCTV system to protect students and teachers at Hackney-based Rushmore Primary School.

Cutting the cost of absence

HCML has created a new way to capture individual sick-leave cases before they turn into long-term absence management headaches and believes its MAP-Lite professional resolution service could save the UK £56 billion in lost time, productivity and management costs.

Cardinus Connect, Issue 13. Out now.

Issue 13 of Cardinus Connect is here, and with it, tips on how to help employees and organisations become more resilient in 2019.

Four-stage skin care programme

The four-stage SC Johnson Professional Skin Care Programme has been developed to encourage adoption and integration of skin care best practice.

Alarm system protects troops’ future homes

Bull Products, a manufacturer of fire protection equipment, is protecting troops’ homes with the installation of its Cygnus Wireless Alarm System.

One switch platform, multiple applications

Schmersal Group will demonstrate its new HDS switchgear for heavy industry at bauma 2019.

For female feet

The requirement for safety footwear designed specifically for women goes beyond the aesthetics. Generally, but not exclusively, women’s feet are narrower than men’s, which means that simply reproducing men’s styles in women’s sizes won’t necessarily work.

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