productEyewear prescription service
Globus Group has extended its range of protective eyewear with the launch of the new Riley RX prescription eyewear service.
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productGauge & manage vibration
The only true way of gauging and managing vibration for the prevention of Hand-Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS) and Whole Body Vibration (WBV) is measurement according to Shawcity.
productStepladder launched
Ahead of the new European ladder safety legislation, EN 131-1 and 2, coming into force in January, ZARGES has launched the R13 stepladder. Built of aluminium, the stepladder’s treads and platform are fitted with materials that give it the highest anti-slip performance, suitable for oily and wet environments.
productWomen “not men with smaller feet”
Employers and good safety footwear manufacturers are increasingly recognising the fact that women are not men with smaller feet, and should not be treated as such.
productBoots on the ground
Landscaping and ground maintenance company Ground Control has been taking part in an extended wearer trial to test a new safety work boot from GORE-TEX Footwear and HAIX.
productUnder helmet beanie
As the chilly weather sets in JSP has launched a thermal helmet beanie called the Surefit Beanie which is fully approved to be worn with all the JSP Evo range of safety helmets.
productEmpowering leadership
SGS Academy, the training arm of inspection, verification, testing and certification company, SGS, has introduced two management training courses, which acknowledge in particular the changes to the new ISO 9001:2015 certification.
productBody mapping fleece jacket
Snickers reports that its new micro fleece jacket with body-mapping design provides both working comfort and good looks.
productTraining drive puts safety at the heart of firm’s culture
AJT Engineering has upgraded its 5S culture to 6S – adding in safety as a key element. The initiative is being carried out across the firm’s four divisions in Aberdeen, Port Glasgow and East Kilbride.
articleSafety training: Moving with the times
The workforce is changing and so is the role of training in the occupational health and safety space. Millennials will soon become the majority of the global working population and the safety industry is rethinking training to cater for their needs and expectations. Prabhu Soundarrajan, global connected worker leader, Honeywell Industrial Safety and Tony Downes, global process safety advisor, Honeywell Performance Materials & Technologies, explain more
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