Changing the rules on layering PPE
WHEN TOWER Supplies discovered a new way of creating a lightweight fabric for its range of arc flash protective clothing, the company soon realised it had the power to change the way we layer PPE.
WHEN TOWER Supplies discovered a new way of creating a lightweight fabric for its range of arc flash protective clothing, the company soon realised it had the power to change the way we layer PPE.
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE Equipment (PPE) must cater to diverse body types for effective protection. Ill-fitting gear poses safety risks, hampers performance, and lowers confidence. Uncomfortable PPE increases the likelihood of non-compliance.
IMPACT TECHNICAL Services is making its debut appearance at The Health & Safety Event at the NEC, Birmingham from 30 April – 2 May 2024.
FOR PROFESSIONAL craftswomen who want working clothes with an ergonomic fit and a street-smart style, Snickers Workwear has garments and footwear to suit all kinds of working environments and weather conditions.
IF YOUR farm uses lifting equipment, as the owner/employer you’re legally required to arrange a LOLER inspection at least once a year to ensure the lifting components (forks, boom, mast, chains etc) are safe and fit for purpose.
THE AMERICAN National Standards Institute are responsible for the internationally recognised safety standard ANSI Z358.1-2014 surrounding safety shower and eye/face wash equipment, and EN15154 as the European equivalent.
RENOWNED FOR its commitment to safe working practices and ethical operations, KM Group partly puts its success down to its longstanding partnership with the supply chain risk management experts, Veriforce CHAS.
DRÄGER HAS provided Red One, the commercial trading arm of the Devon & Somerset Fire and Rescue Service, with its most advanced fire safety technology available to help protect Hinkley Point Site C from the dangers of fire.
THE ALERT PRO Range from Shawcity represents one of the biggest advances in the field of asbestos monitoring for decades. The units are the world’s first and only devices capable of monitoring and warning in real-time if asbestos is disturbed and becomes airborne.
A WILTSHIRE school has recently trialled indoor air quality monitoring within its classrooms and the teaching team has been impressed with the results.
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