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Stops spread of bacteria

MHA Lighting is helping NHS Trusts fight hospital acquired infection rates with new sealed lighting units.

What to consider when hiring aerial access equipment

Greater awareness of the risks associated with working at height has seen more and more businesses hire in aerial access equipment, rather than rely on ladders, with a corresponding reduction in accidents.

Quick off the mark

Two boom lifts from the AFI fleet were hired by Littlehampton Welding to help erect and dismantle a 40m high sculpture at the Goodwood Festival of Speed.

Expert paper launched

Expert paper on lone worker health and safety launched…Lone worker specialist Communicare247 has launched an updated white paper guide to lone worker safety which can be downloaded via its website.

A new direction

Relocation to larger new premises earlier this year has signified a new direction for Aura Light in the UK, for it has now grown into a major player in the fixtures market from its long established base as a lamp manufacturer.

Air deodorisers

Menzer Professional has launched a range of air deodorisers, including one which is said to eliminate smoke and the toxins created by fire.

Miniature gas sensor

VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland has developed a miniature gas sensor that can be connected to mobile devices.

Minimal maintenance

Michell Instruments has launched its new trace moisture analyser – the QMA401 – featuring the latest generation of quartz crystal microbalance (QCM) sensor and designed to provide consistently accurate measurements of trace moisture.

Lightning protection

If you’ve bought or installed lightning protection in the UK anytime in the last 30 years then there’s a good chance you have ended up with a flat conductor sized at 25x3mm.

Safety hazard warning

New research, commissioned by safety charity Electrical Safety First, suggests that landlords and letting agents may be putting their student tenants’ lives at risk, by failing to fix serious safety hazards.

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