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Cut Protection Guide

How to choose the right cut protection

Exposure to sharp materials and cut risk is commonplace in industrial environments.

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Safety Briefing Videos

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The importance of hand ergonomics

In most industrial environments, repetitive manual tasks are an unavoidable daily requirement, with workers performing labour-intensive activities such as lifting or lowering, pushing or pulling and holding or restraining tools and other items.

How to prevent cross contamination

Cross-contamination risk is a major concern in the food supply chain, minimizing the likelihood through adherence to solid food safety practices is essential.

Understanding touchscreen gloves

The rise of digital technology across many sectors has made it necessary for workers to interact with touch screen devices such as smartphones and tablets. An overwhelming number of workplace hand injuries occur because staff remove – or entirely fail to don – adequate protection solutions.

The importance of impact protection

Impact injuries leading to crush, pinching or cut penetration subsequently result in a range of conditions from bruising to bone fracture, nerve damage and in extreme cases, amputation.

How to select the right chemical body protection

Every workplace is different and presents its own specific set of risks where worker contact with some chemical types may be unavoidable. To determine the most appropriate chemical protective clothing choice, a thorough hazard assessment must be undertaken.

How to manage heat exposure

Heat exposure is not limited to outdoor environments, with indoor locations also posing significant risk when workers are confined to poorly ventilated areas, or heat producting settings such as kitchens, foundries, laundries or chemical plants.

Safety Briefing Articles

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January 16, 2023

Optimising your PPE selection for optimal CBRN defence

Chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) defence is a constant concern for workers requiring task-specific personal protective equipment (PPE) to protect against these hazards on a regular basis. Generally, workers in civil defence or emergency services understand these risks but determining the right chemical protective clothing will be just as important as your ability in identifying a potential CBRN threat.

January 11, 2023

Discover how glove materials react to different temperature conditions

Working with different tools and equipment is meant to make your job easier, but sometimes, the job can get tricky when it involves either heat or cold. In this safety briefing, we’ll be breaking down each glove material and how these glove polymers react to different temperature conditions.

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