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NEWSFLASH AND THE WINNER IS...


After three months of voting, the results are in and we’re delighted to bring you the winners of the Tomorrow’s Health & Safety Awards 2016.


In the cold, dark days of January, we unveiled the 50 finalists in the Tomorrow’s Health & Safety Awards. It was a shortlist of the products that wowed the industry in 2015 with their innovative approach to keeping the global workforce healthy and safe. From clothing and footwear, to disinfectants and software, our list covered a broad spectrum of services but it was down to you, our readers, to pick our winners.


From the day voting opened, we kept a close eye on the voting figures, trying to predict who would make the top three, but it was such a close race that it was an impossible feat. More than 1,500 of you had your say and now we are delighted to reveal the products that came in first, second and third place.


collision with an object that could lead to a trap or crush incident.


1ST PLACE SkySiren® PCS™ (Pre-Crush Sensing) from Nationwide Platforms


Our first place trophy goes to Nationwide Platforms for its innovative SkySiren®, designed to alert colleagues to an entrapment incident, whilst simultaneously stopping the motion of the platform.


Access hire company Nationwide have developed and introduced the secondary guarding system in a bid to prevent a trapping or crushing incident before a collision can occur. It automatically stops a mobile elevating working platform (MEWP) boom before the operator comes into


As the first system in the UK to offer a double protection barrier against trapping and crushing incidents, the Pre-Crush Sensing product represents a major step forward in powered access safety, making Nationwide a worthy first place winner in the THS Awards 2016.


Following the win, Ed Darwin, from Nationwide commented: “We’re extremely proud to win the Tomorrow’s Health and Safety Award. It is a great achievement and a testament to our continued commitment to improving working at height safety.


“The introduction of SkySiren PCS, with its double protection innovation, is the latest advancement in safety and one that we think will have a serious impact on reducing – if not eliminating – the number of MEWP-related crushing fatalities and injuries.”


“This is going to have a major impact on reducing injuries on sites moving forward.”


THE BEST OF THE REST


Although we’ve paid special tribute to our top three, we can’t forget all the other brilliant products that were shortlisted. Here is the Top 10:


1. SkySiren® PCS™ (Pre-Crush Sensing) - Nationwide Platforms


2. TROJAN Minotaur Boot – Arco 3. AlarmCalm – Advanced 4. Airwave App – Casella 5. UrSOSButton - ANT Telecom


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6. TASKI swingo 2100µicr - Diversey Care


7. Safety Ribbon Award - Hosking Associates 8. Multi-Task E – Polyco 9. Showa 306 – Globus 10. Atlas - Citation


www.tomorrowshs.com You said: “An industry game


changer. I haven't seen kit like this before.”


“This is an excellent product that not only


ensures extra health and safety, it saves lives.”


“We use many MEWPS on our sites and this adds real value.”


“Crushing injuries


represent a major concern for the industry - currently secondary guarding acts after the event. This new system is preventative.”


“This product removes the


possibility of initial misjudgement from the operator and stops possible entrapment scenarios.”


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