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CONTENTS


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COVER STORY


MAKE A SAFE ENTRANCE WITH MILLIKEN


Discover why Milliken believes building entrances should leave a positive lasting memory.


REGULARS


us how he learned the importance of safety while working as a labourer on an army base.


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NEWS


NEWS All the latest industry news


including the Magna Carta’s new fire protection and how one woman is smashing stereotypes.


IN THE COURTS Catch up on who has faced the


Health and Safety Executive in court this month.


FEATURES


SEARCH AND EMPLOY Tanita Cross speaks to the


founder of EHS Rated about what his online matchmaking service can do for the industry.


CREAM OF THE CROP The European Crop Protection


Association tells Tanita Cross about its work to protect farmer health.


TEN QUESTIONS WITH… Servest’s Paul Sambrook tells


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FLOOR SAFETY


SERVING UP SAFETY Find out why Pret A Manger,


KFC and McDonald’s have all chosen Altro’s products to grace their floors.


ANTI-SLIP SERVICE Polyflor offers guidance on


how to maintain a safety floor so it stays slip resistant for life.


DRUGS & ALCOHOL


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THE ACID TEST In many industries, it is


important to implement a worker drug testing programme. Counted4 shows us the best way to go about it.


MANAGING MISUSE Synergy’s Dr Philip Kindred


explores how to navigate the often murky waters of drug and alcohol testing in the workplace.


PROTECTING EYES & EARS


PICK AND CHOOSE Check out the top five


considerations to make when purchasing safety eyewear from Specsavers Corporate Eyecare.


TIME TO LISTEN Casella explains how the right


information can help businesses tackle hearing loss caused by excessive noise.


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