Health, Safety and Welfare
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Available in three sizes

JSP has introduced three sizes for its Force 8T Half-Mask to provide a perfect fit and optimum protection for all wearers.

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Modular approach

Developments within the SICK Flexi family of machinery safety products are helping deliver more productive and less-costly safety installations that meet the increasing demands of EU safety standards including EN ISO 13849-1 and EN 62061. 

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Antistatic coverall

The Dickies Antistatic coverall is a Pyrovatex treated 320gsm cotton coverall that offers protection against heat and flame and is specially designed with antistatic fibre to guard against electrostatic discharge.

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Workers in safe hands

A new range of gloves has been added to Q-Safe, a comprehensive range of personal protective equipment (PPE), which is exclusively available from Buck & Hickman.

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Helmet selection guide

A free poster from ESAB Welding & Cutting Products is designed to help welders identify a suitable ESAB welding helmet and associated air unit for the specific welding process or project at hand.

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Machine safety: Evolving to meet today’s needs

Machine safety is a key consideration in all modern plants, at every stage of a machine’s lifecycle: design, manufacture, installation, adjustment, operation, and maintenance. Martin Walder, VP Industry at Schneider Electric, explains more

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Conference details

The British Safety Council has unveiled the programme of its Annual Conference ‘Health and work in a changing world’ to be held on Wednesday, 5 October 2016, at The King’s Fund, London

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Extra features for multifunction tester

As well as providing all functions needed for the safe, convenient and efficient testing of low voltage electrical installations, Megger’s new MFT1711 multifunction tester (MFT) offers features that it says were previously only available on more expensive instruments.

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Ensure that change is for the good

Many machinery end-users upgrade existing equipment as no budget is available to invest in new systems. However, if substantial changes are made, a new conformity assessment may be required. Neil Dyson from TÜV SÜD Product Service, explains more

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