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Dust free workshop

Devonshire Pine, a manufacturer of quality pine and oak furniture, have completed the installation of 4 large VertEx dust extraction units, creating a wide area dust control zone in previously unused warehouse space.

Sales of fixed PIDs doubled

Ion Science has doubled sales of its high performance fixed photoionisation detectors (PIDs) compared to 2015.

Protection against bird flu

Bird flu, or avian flu, is an infectious influenza that affects and is spread by birds, particularly poultry. Despite not being transmitted from human to human, particular strains of the bird flu virus can infect humans, leading to serious illness and even death.

New formula for hygienic bin liners

Cromwell Polythene is re-launching its Sansafe hygienic bin liners with a new formula using recycled rather than virgin material, as well as a more powerful scent additive.

Recognition for sound level meter

Pulsar Instruments’ top of the range Nova 45 Class 1 integrating sound level meter has received regulatory type approval from the Physikalisch- Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB).

Ear defender range

JSP’s research and development team have designed a new range of Sonis Ear Defenders which peaks at what the company says is an unbeaten SNR of 37.

Assured virucidal disinfection

Your environment may look clean, but micro-organisms can be present; some of these are harmful, some are not.

Poll reveals lack of H&S knowledge

A nationwide poll and ‘Health and Safety Theory’ test by international safety barrier manufacturer A-SAFE has revealed a worrying lack of health and safety knowledge in the workplace.

Occupational rehabilitation resource

Occupational health professionals have a new “pragmatic occupational rehabilitation” resource to resolve costly return-to-work problems. It clarifies the work staff can handle and the line manager’s role in their recovery.

Carrington enters recruitment phase

Carrington, the manufacturer of workwear fabrics, is starting the year with a host of new faces. The business has set out long-term plans to invest in the next generation of textile workers, rounding off 2016 with a major recruitment drive across the board.

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