Advice on EMF
Laidler Associates cautions suppliers
and users of machinery that they
must still take steps to assess and
control risks associated with electromagnetic
fields, even though the
publication of the Physical Agents
(Electr
Laidler Associates cautions suppliers
and users of machinery that they
must still take steps to assess and
control risks associated with electromagnetic
fields, even though the
publication of the Physical Agents
(Electr
Rockwell Automation has added a
new generation of safety relays. These
have the flexibility to fulfil most of
the requirements needed for safetyrelated
applications despite being a
range of just six products. The rest of
Optima Control Solutions has
completed a control and safety
system upgrade for Dunlop,
producer of rubber products. Optima
refurbished one of its main machines
in order to improve its control and
reliability. The compan
Centurion’s AirPro Baseball Bump
Cap combines comfort, protection,
hygiene and style. The
breathable fabric of the
shell and crown pad
provides good air flow, and
comfort is enhanced by the
fit of the cap and its 135g
ASE Corporate Eyecare is launching
a new range of safety eyewear
complete with prescription inserts.
Designed to be comfortable, fogfree
and stylish enough to
encourage wear, the
safety eye shield is
requested via a
Tuff Spun Deck is new to the range
of anti-fatigue mattings from Plastic
Extruders. The new addition is
designed to provide slip-protection
and comfort underfoot.
The hard-wearing matting
combines a closed-cell PVC fo
Following recent HSE Safety and
Health Awareness Days (SHADs) for
the bakery industry,Nederman is
offering free site surveys to companies
considering dust control. Flour dust is a
hazardous substance under COSHH
and sub
Keeping Electrical Switchgear Safe
(KESS) is a one-day training
conference designed to help
organisations prevent accidents,
catastrophic failures and personal
injury. Developed by EA Technology,
technical author of the
Ladderstore.com has been
appointed as an approved Training
Centre by the Ladder Association as
part of its national training scheme
for users, supervisors and managers.
The scheme addresses all of the
issues raised by
Businesses will still be able to notify
fatal and major incidents and injuries
by phone following changes to
reporting arrangements, the Health
and Safety Executive (HSE) has
confirmed.
From 12 September 2011, all oth
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