People, Safety and Premises
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Portable eyewash range

Empteezy has expanded its range of portable eyewash solutions designed to protect those working without day-to-day facilities.

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Food sector urged to digest new standard

With safe, sustainable food production presenting one the biggest challenges for the food sector today, Bureau Veritas is urging businesses to digest the revised ISO 22000 certification regarding food safety standards, to ensure they achieve compliance ahead of the proposed deadline.

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Pen gets a measure of noise

The Pulsar NoisePen is a wearable noise dosimeter – a self-contained noise measuring device designed to help safety officers meet the needs of the Noise at Work Regulations and safeguard workers from harmful noise.

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Apprenticeships: Moving forward

Engineering is one of the most productive sectors in the UK economy, generating 25% of total GDP but, with the industry facing a serious skills shortage, it urgently needs to attract new blood. Apprenticeship schemes are one way forward

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Non-contact voltage tester kits

Fluke is offering two kits based on the latest Fluke T6 Electrical Testers with FieldSense Technology which make troubleshooting safer and more efficient by allowing electricians to take simultaneous voltage and current measurements, not just detection, without test leads.

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New factory for electrode boiler humidifier

Humidity Solutions has attended the opening of a new factory for its supplier Devatec in Normandy, France. Along with a few of the company’s other distributors, John Barker and Tom Barker from Humidity Solutions were able to see the improved production facility for the ElectroVap Electrode Boiler.

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Pressure Systems Safety Regulations: The importance of training

More than 18 years have passed since the full introduction and implementation of the Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000: S.I.128 (PSSR). Surprisingly however, the regulations are still not always fully understood, and the British Compressed Air Society (BCAS) records more questions relating to PSSR 2000 and Written Schemes than the combined quantity of all its other technical enquiries. Roy Brooks, technical development officer, explains more

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