productRoller shutters for train-care depot
Hart Door Systems has provide doors for a rail depot in Wimbledon, working closely with contractor Geoffrey Osborne and its steel frame suppliers to provide a high quality finish.
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productSafety in confined spaces
Confined spaces can be dangerous – low oxygen levels, combustible gases, and toxic substances are some of the threats. At Safety & Health Expo 2019, Industrial Scientific will showcase products to help boost safety in such areas.
productCarbon dioxide sensor
Industrial Scientific has announced the availability of a carbon dioxide (CO2) sensor for its Radius BZ1 Area Monitor.
productShelter gets new lease of life
A 25 year old Rubb Shelter has been given a new lease of life and is now used by Barrier Fire Protection (BFP).
productAll-in-one machine for refurbishing and cleaning hard floors
An all-in-one machine for refurbishing and cleaning hard floors, the STG450 has a wide range of attachments that can be fixed or simply placed under the machine for grinding, sanding, cleaning or polishing.
productWork trousers designed for flexible comfort
Engel’s ‘X-Treme’ collection includes slim-fit, stretchable work-trousers designed to boost comfort especially for those doing any form of floor work.
articlePay attention to the plant floor
No part of an industrial plant takes more punishment than its floor, yet it is often overlooked from a hygiene perspective explains James Taylor, marketing director EMEIA.
productErgonomic workstation
Bott has developed a flexible and efficient workstation, allowing customised applications and seamless expansion when a business needs change.
productFujitsu becomes the first to achieve ISO 45001 by Bureau Veritas covering more than 100 territories
Make Business, the business services division of Make UK (formerly EEF), has supported leading international information technology company, Fujitsu, in achieving the new standard ISO 45001, the first organisation to be awarded the new standard by global testing, inspection and certification expert, Bureau Veritas.
productWhat can you do to protect your staff while working at height?
Employers and those in control of any work at height activity are required to make sure all tasks are properly planned, supervised and carried out by competent staff. Appropriate training is therefore essential to make workers aware of the dangers and minimise the risk of injuries.
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