Reactec reaches 10,000 mark
Scottish engineering firm Reactec has celebrated another milestone after selling its 10,000th
safety device in the UK.
using vibrating power tools. The latest milestone comes just weeks after the firm
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revealed that over £1 million worth of HAVmeters were currently available through UK hire companies alone – and the new figure includes sales to construction, ground maintenance and manufacturing companies. Jim O’Hagan, managing director of Reactec, said
that the latest milestone proved that the HAVmeter is becoming the safety equipment of choice for many of the biggest companies in the UK. “We are delighted to have achieved 10,000+ HAVmeter sales across the country and we’re looking forward to continuing this success in the coming years.” He added: “Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS) is
one of the biggest dangers facing anyone who regularly uses vibrating tools or equipment. It is a crippling disease that can leave you unable to perform even the simplest of tasks such as picking up a glass, tying your shoelaces and there is no cure.” “However, you can prevent the disease from being
contracted by limiting your exposure to vibration. Our HAVmeters record exactly how much exposure that every worker faces when using vibrating tools and provides individual reports for each user so they can clearly see whether they are in safe levels.” The HAVmeter system builds up a complete and
detailed record of tool usage and HSE exposure points for each employee every day. Once the data is uploaded into Toolminder software, a comprehensive set of standard and custom reports can be created that show workers a full breakdown of their exposure to vibration levels that occupational healthcare staff can use to manage each employees healthcare plan. “The reports are complete, accurate and with
no ambiguity – providing the most comprehensive information about exposure to HAV levels in the workplace.”
he firm has broken past the five figure barrier for sales of its innovative HAVmeter safety devices, which monitor exposure to vibration levels and helps reduce injuries among workers
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