blogWhen too much is a bad thing
When it comes to protecting employees’ hearing, too much protection can actually be as damaging as too little. You need to be able to hear a forklift approaching, says Ian Crellin
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productUnattended noise monitoring in the cloud
IT IS essential to monitor the noise levels in a workplace to protect employees’ hearing from any lasting damage. But now noise level monitoring has taken to the cloud. Cirrus Research has developed the MyCirrus cloud platform to make monitoring and storing workplace noise date, easier and more convenient.
productScrubber dryers get a re-design
OFFERING SINGLE pass washing scrubbing and drying, along with imporved cleaning results, Truvox Interantional is launching a new, re-designed range of its Multiwash scrubber dryers.
articleIP&E Live Digital Conference Report
Digital conferences are a great way of gaining industry insight without wasting time and money on travel as our live event demonstrated, writes James Snodgrass
articlePlugging the knowledge gap in hearing protection
How do we protect millions of workers in the UK from prolonged exposure to excessive noise and prevent long term, irreversible hearing damage, asks Tim Turney?
productEcholocation for 3D collision avoidance
TOPOSENS HAS announced an ultrasonic echolocation sensor for 3D collision avoidance. The industrial grade sensor development kit, called Echo One DK, is the latest iteration of the company’s 3D ultrasonic technology, which mimics a bat’s echolocation techniques.
productBody temperature workwear in all weathers
NORMAL HUMAN body temperature is 36.5-37.5ºC. A new weatherproof range of workwear aims to keep workers comfy whether the weather is hot, cold, dry or wet.
newsPreparing for hazardous substance exposure
UPDATED GUIDANCE from EU-OSH (European Union Occupational Safety and Health), released in 2021, outlines a new commitment to improving the health and wellbeing of workers. VOC (volatile organic compound) and hazardous substance exposure are critical elements that have been given additional focus in the latest strategic framework.
articleRPE: FACE FIT TESTING SAVES LIVES
Lung disease from exposure to airborne hazards at work kills thousands each year. Kevin Williams, urges workers to face fit test their Respiratory Protective Equipment (RPE)
articleProactive loading bay servicing and maintenance
2021 has seen the logistics industry experience unprecedented demand. Phil Clark explains why the servicing and maintenance of loading bay equipment and industrial doors should be a top priority.
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