Club car ambulance buggy
The Club Car Carryall 300 ambulance buggy is now available to view on Bradshaw Electric vehicles’ website.
The Club Car Carryall 300 ambulance buggy is now available to view on Bradshaw Electric vehicles’ website.
After an employee survived a sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) at a site in Barnsley owned by industrial services giant Cape, the firm bought 68 automated emergency defibrillators, one for any office or depot with more than 10 employees across their global footprint.
Fibrelite can now provide a lightweight alternative to traditionally used heavy concrete and metal access covers for areas imposing particularly high wheel loads – such as aircraft pavements, taxiways of civil airports, shipping ports and dockyards.
VolkerFitzpatrick, the UK rail engineering and construction company, has turned to TraffiGlove to help kit out some 250 engineers with appropriate hand protection.
Seaward’s most advanced portable appliance tester has been awarded a UK patent that recognises its ability to combine formal visual inspections and all required electrical testing as part of a formal safety risk assessment process.
Part of the highly respected HSS Hire Group, HSS Training is the company division dedicated to developing and delivering health and safety training across a range of specialist areas.
The FLIR GF320 thermal camera from FLIR Systems is a preventative maintenance tool purpose designed to spot leaks in piping, flanges and connections in offshore petrochemical operations.
General Monitors’ Gassonic Observer-i Ultrasonic Gas Leak Detector has been designed with Artificial Neural Network (ANN) intelligence and real-time broadband acoustic sound processing technology.
SBES has announced the release of the SBES Emergency First Aid Call System, an alarm system aimed at saving vital initial minutes in the event of a workplace emergency.
New to the Master Tool Services range is an effective, affordable vibration management system that targets the niche market of personal protective equipment (PPE) for HAVS (hand arm vibration syndrome).
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