ONCE IN a while, a product will come along whose performance will drive a change in standards across entire industries. Like stainless steel. Or concrete. Or a trench cover which is over 80% lighter than the cast iron traditionally used, eliminating the need for costly specialised lifting equipment and the accompanying health and safety hazards.
CLEAN HAS been awarded the prestigious RoSPA Presidents Award for maintaining high standards in all aspects of health and safety for a second time. The President’s Award is given only to a select few organisations that have achieved ten or more consecutive RoSPA Gold Medal Awards.
BOLLÉ SAFETY has launched a new range of protective goggles for differing professions within the industrial sector. Universal Goggle can be seen at the Safety, Health & Wellbeing Show on 27-28 September at Farnborough International.
IN THE environment of the food and drink manufacturing industry, the wellbeing of employees should always be a top priority. One significant concern that often goes unnoticed is occupational noise which can have severe implications on the health and safety of workers.
THE TRACEABILITY of pharmaceutical manufacturing processes is critical to navigating the complexity of government regulations that impact the design, development, production and distribution of medications.
ASBESTOS IS still the number one cause of occupational deaths in the UK today, with over 5,000 recorded annually despite the fact it has been banned in the UK since 1999.
YOUR HANDS are without doubt the most valuable tool you have; they’re versatile, strong, always by your side and like your best friend, they’ll never let you down.
WEARABLE TECHNOLOGY leader Bodytrak is pleased to announce its partnership with Industrial Protective Products (WA), a provider of personal protective equipment (PPE) throughout Western Australia.
THE BRISTOL Port Company approached IFS Ultimo in 2021 with the goal of increasing safety, reducing complexity, and enabling standardisation across the port.
THE SCOTTISH Fire & Rescue Service (SFRS) has adopted a new ‘Call Challenge’ policy whereby it will stop attending automatic fire alarm (AFA) call outs to commercial premises unless a fire has been confirmed. This policy step-change is to reduce unwanted false fire alarms.
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