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Earplug expansion plans

ProtectHear (At Source QX) has announced its strategic growth plan to cope with demand and expand the business.

Home Office approved screener

DrugWipe has been Home Office approved as the first roadside drug driver screener for the police forces in Great Britain.

Air cleaner redesign

Dust extraction specialist Dustcontrol UK has launched a redesigned version of its ambient air cleaners, updating the specifications to improve efficiency and versatility.

Smith Flow Control says it is the first company to combine traditional interlocking with digital process control and instrumentation systems. The company’s SmartTrap+ incorporates signals from sensors into the interlocking sequence.

New range of construction signs

Construction is a high risk industry with 31% of all UK workplace fatalities occurring in construction. Employers are legally obliged to eliminate and reduce risks to physical health by displaying signage, and Seton has launched a range of construction safety signs in a bid to assist with this.

Anti-static absorbents

Environmental protection specialist Darcy Spillcare has expanded and developed its Drizit Antistatic range.

Monitor occupational hygiene

Casella will be presenting its new, next generation noise, dust and vibration monitoring solutions at the International Occupational Hygiene Association (IOHA) Conference in London on 25-30 April 2015.

Honk your horns for Comic Relief

Toyota has become an official partner of Red Nose Day 2015 and is planning a nationwide string of activities to help reach the target of raising one million pounds.

Business as usual

After nearly five years with the organisation, Alex Botha, the British Safety Council’s chief executive, has left the organisation. Chris Shaw asks acting chief executive, Neal Stone, what the future now holds for the BSC.

Training company moves

GTG Training has moved to larger, state-of-the-art premises in Edinburgh. The new, purpose-built training and conference centre was officially opened on 4th February by the Lord Provost of Edinburgh and long-distance cyclist Mark Beaumont.

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