articleLet culture and tech work together
When using lift trucks safety technology, you need to guard against sole or overuse, cautions Nicola Jaynes.
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product£230k fine after botched lift
A LUXURY motor yacht manufacturer has been fined after a worker suffered serious crushing injuries to his right hand during a lifting operation.
productClimate control workwear
NEW STYLES from Snickers Workwear are designed to deliver winter warmth and cooling comfort when you need it.
productBody-mapping pile jacket
THE SNICKERS Workwear climate control system includes functional base layers, insulating mid layers and weather-protective outer layers.
productLeaders in Hi-Vis
WITH AN extensive range of Jackets, Trousers, Shorts, Toolvests, Shirts and Fleeces for men and women, there’s a host of garments in the Snickers Workwear range to satisfy the specific requirements of Class 1, 2 and 3 protection levels.
productPlugging the knowledge gap in hearing protection
Tim Turney, Global Marketing Manager at occupational hygiene and environmental expert Casella, shares expert advice on hearing protection in the workplace.
productSupporting COP26 – sustainable practices in workwear and safety footwear
SNICKERS WORKWEAR and Emma Safety Footwear are leading sustainable business practices in their industries.
articleAvoid techno over-reliance
When using lift trucks safety technology, you need to guard against sole or overuse, cautions Nicola Jaynes.
articleUsing AI in warehouse safety
DEVELOPED THROUGH its W² Labs programme Wincanton is using wearable technology and artificial intelligence to improve health and safety in the warehouse, reducing spine hazards per hour by 30%.
productMaking great strides
SNICKERS WORKWEAR is continuing to make great strides in work trousers design and functionality while still increasing its commitment to environmental responsibility.
productHellberg Safety – the most complete range of hearing protection solutions
THE NEW technology throughout the Hellberg Safety communications product range delivers the most advanced protection, says the firm.
newsHealth and Safety Executive announces collaboration with SHW Live
Safety, Health & Wellbeing Live has confirmed that both of its new 2022 events will be delivered in collaboration with the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).
productGet the baselayers right
SNICKERS WORKWEAR has upgraded its ‘Climate Control’ clothing. The range of garments uses socially and environmentally responsible fibre technology such as 100% recycled polyester, as well as others available in high-tech breathable fabrics.
productCertified hi-vis clothes
INSTANT RECOGNITION and continuous protection at work is a life-saver in hazardous conditions. That’s why hi-vis working clothes are an integral part of every man and woman’s PPE package – especially in dim, dark or variable light conditions.
productPRO protection
SNICKERS WORKWEAR’S Kneeguard is a fully certified, trademarked system for knee protection against kneeling injuries and everyday knocks at work.
productQuick drying fabrics
THE 2021 LITEWork clothing range delivers thermal comfort in warmer months with light, quick drying fabrics.
productComfort and precision
SNICKERS WORKWEAR has an extensive collection of Work Glove styles in a wide range of sizes, developed for different workplaces and tasks – designed for dexterity, durability, comfort and precision.
productGreen garments
COMBINING HI-TECH fabric technology with verifiable sustainability, Snickers Workwear delivers garments for companies increasingly focused on environmentally responsible corporate activities.
newsSHW Live signs media partnership with Handling and Storage Solutions
HANDLING AND Storage Solutions (HSS) magazine and its publisher, Western Business Media have agreed a Media Partnership with What Else Events to support Safety, Health & Wellbeing Live (SHW Live).
newsLatest stats on MEWP accidents
The latest IPAF Global Safety Report analyses the main causes of serious injuries and fatalities occurring when using powered access machines to conduct temporary work at height, highlighting the need to gather more near-miss data from across the industry worldwide to help avoid the most common types of serious accident in future.
