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10 June 2019
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No part of an industrial plant takes more punishment than its floor, yet it is often overlooked from a hygiene perspective explains James Taylor, marketing director EMEIA.
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04 April 2019
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With 13,000 fatalities every year linked to past exposure to dangerous substances at work, primarily chemicals or dust, the correct management of hazardous substances whilst at work is vital. However, according to a recent survey, commissioned by the UK’s leading technology-enabled risk management company, Alcumus, 54% of UK companies reported only having ‘some level of awareness’ of COSHH (Control of Substances Hazardous to Health).
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05 November 2018
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Graeme Shaw, technical application and academy manager at Zumtobel Group explains that many of today's manufacturers are switching to Light as a Service (LaaS)
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13 November 2018
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Nick Cox of sara LBS believes warehouse and factory operators who want to combine high levels of insulation with speed and reliability should consider insulated roller shutter doors which, he says, are becoming the technology of choice. Here, he explores the latest technologies and explains why he believes they are steadily superseding more traditional solutions
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13 September 2018
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Of all an organisation’s facilities, washrooms present the greatest challenge to balance health, safety and hygiene issues. One constant problem is juggling the need to create a pleasant ambiance that staff will want to use with constant traffic and user negligence and abuse. Nikki Phillips, divisional manager (Waste & Washroom) AM Services Group, offers a few tips on achieving a healthy washroom
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29 August 2018
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Alwyn Howie of Siemens Building Technologies UK examines how manufacturing is being transformed by digitalisation, machine-to-machine communication, and the increasing use of data to improve the protection of processes and products.
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07 August 2018
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It is likely that there will always be some people who will seek unauthorised access to control systems. Therefore, manufacturers and control engineers must build security measures into their products and systems and recognise that these are surmountable hurdles rather than impregnable barriers and, as such, must be constantly renewed and redeveloped. Chris Evans at Mitsubishi Electric Europe B.V. Automation Systems Division explains more
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11 July 2018
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Here, Airedale International Air Conditioning suggests five checks to perform to ensure that the chiller you are puchasing is Ecodesign compliant
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22 May 2018
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With today's tendency for buildings to be built taller, there is an increased need for personnel to work at height in order to maintain the fabric of the building. Given the increased complexity of these structures, access machinery is increasingly being used to provide safe access to the exterior of the buildings for maintenance purposes. Specialist Access Engineering & Maintenance Association (SAEMA) comments
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08 May 2018
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Powered access equipment is typically a safe and productive way of working at height. However, you need to keep your access platforms in peak condition in order to optimise safety and efficiency benefits to your business. Kevin Shadbolt, operations director of UK powered access specialist IAPS Group, outlines best practice in service and maintenance
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26 April 2018
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Boilerhouse managers and operators are constantly battling with rising energy prices. With pressure to remain competitive and reduce costs, the search to combat energy consumption is top of the wish list. Chris Coleman, boilerhouse national specialist at Spirax Sarco, argues that truly efficient condensate recovery can boost productivity and improve regulation, at a much lower cost to steam users than we might imagine
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25 April 2018
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Connected devices, the Internet of Things (IoT) and Artificial Intelligence look set to transform real-time management of hazardous environments, as Glyn Jones, Group CEO, Trolex explains
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23 April 2018
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Chris Horsley, managing director of Babcock Wanson explains the efficiency improvements and energy savings that are achievable by using thermal fluid heating systems with integral economisers, and questions why more companies aren't reaping the benefits of this proven technology
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13 March 2018
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High-level cleaning doesn’t have to be expensive, disruptive or neglected, says James White of Denis Rawlins. Here, he outlines an alternative method that puts simple, proven technology in the hands of the routine cleaning team
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07 March 2018
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Helen McHugh, head of new product research at ebm-papst, explores the core benefits achievable through upgrading only the fan component of an HVAC system to EC (Electronically Commutated) Technology
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24 January 2018
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Energy costs have rocketed in recent years, so business owners and managers are keen to cut avoidable heat losses. Nick Cox, area sales manager for sara LBS (Loading Bay Specialists), explains how industrial doors are continuing to help save energy and boost productivity for warehouses and distribution centres
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16 January 2018
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Effective humidity control is a necessity for all work environments and is particularly important in many industrial environments, says John Barker of Humidity Solutions
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05 February 2018
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Modern manufacturing facilities present specific cleaning challenges. In addition, standards have to be maintained and costs reduced. John Brill, sales director for Nilfisk comments
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03 January 2018
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The benefits of an effective cleaning process with appropriate products go far beyond the obvious and it is vital that senior management are engaged in the process. Many different areas of the business can benefit – from client relationships and employee satisfaction to the bottom line, as Anders Hellqvist, assortment manager Wiping & Cleaning, Tork, explains
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22 May 2017
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Putting in place an effective Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) food safety management plan has become a central priority for any facility involved in the production, processing or storage of food and beverage produce. Kevin Potter, Flowcrete UK’s managing director, explains what this means for floors
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