People, Safety and Premises
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Flexible cleaning process

The official launch of BOC’s Cryoclean snow+ industrial cleaning process has taken place at its Manufacturing Technology Centre in Wolverhampton.

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Sound meter in three versions

Available from Castle Group, the Castle dBAir sound meter features the latest technologies such as Wi-Fi, Cloud software and ultra-powerful processors and comes in three models: Safety, Environmental, and Safety & Environmental versions.

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Lightweight trench covers

UK Manufacturer Fibrelite can now provide a lightweight alternative to traditionally used heavy concrete and metal access covers for areas with particularly high wheel loads such as shipping ports, dockyards, aircraft pavements and taxiways.

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Cold feet a top grumble

New research conducted by footwear brand Dr. Martens, reveals that cold feet are the biggest bugbear amongst tradesmen and women working outdoors.

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Cold feet: Top grumble

New research conducted by footwear brand Dr. Martens, reveals that cold feet are the biggest bugbear amongst tradespeople working outdoors.

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Cleanroom contract

Working with Tewkesbury-based full project design and build service specialist, Kramer Cold Clad, Hart Door Systems has supplied three Speedor Cleanroom doors for a Derby contract which required high-speed doors for an exceptional clean room environment.

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Powered air respirators

Scott Safety will launch its next generation powered air respirator, the Proflow 2 SC 160 to the European industrial market at SICUR, Spain’s International Security Safety & Fire Exhibition (23rd to 28th February 2016, Madrid Exhibition Centre).

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Confined space covers

Master Lock has developed confined space covers to protect against unauthorised entry and to keep employees safe, while also guarding against environmental annoyances such as pest/animal infestation, litter, debris and weather.

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Terminology could cause costly confusion

One of the UK’s leading manufacturers and installers of temporary buildings has voiced concerns that engineering companies requiring additional space may be being inadvertently misled into ordering the wrong type of structure. Antony Hunt, MD of Smart-Space, believes his industry’s terminology – or rather the lack of it – is at the root of the problem. The consequence can be short-term, relocatable structures being used for longer-term projects, for which they are inherently unsuitable.

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