PRODUCTS & SERVICES
HONEYWELL EXTENDS OTTER PREMIUM
PROTECT RANGE Honeywell has expanded its Otter Premium Protect slip resistant safety footwear line to include two new styles designed specifically for women. The company has also introduced smaller sizes suitable for workers in the utilities, mechanical engineering, construction, electronic manufacturing transport, logistics and oil and gas sectors.
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FLEETMATICS RELEASES NEW DRIVER BEHAVIOUR
E-BOOK A commercial vehicle travelling at 80 to 85mph consumes 25% more fuel on average than one travelling at 70mph, according to the Automobile Association (AA) and cited in a new Fleetmatics e-book.
Freely available online, ‘How driver behaviour can impact your business’ shows how the Fleetmatics GPS tracking system can assist businesses to save money and become safer by helping them to accurately monitor poor driving behaviours such as speeding, harsh breaking, hard cornering and idling.
Drawing on statistics from organisations such as the AA and the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the Fleetmatics e-book describes how poor driving styles can have a negative impact on businesses, being responsible for a sharp increase in fuel consumption, road accidents and maintenance costs.
Thanks to its red flag alerts and accurate reporting, Fleetmatics’ mobile workforce solution can help fleet managers tackle such dangerous and costly behaviours and thus
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thanks to the combination of a high performance slip resistant PU Nitrile sole and an Ortholite® insole system that allows the wearer to modify the space inside the footwear for a perfect fit for their own individual needs,” said Dennis Quensel, Product Manager at Honeywell Safety Products. “Our customers said they wanted to make these major benefits more widely available to all of their staff and, in particular, to women who require smaller sizes, which is what this range extension now delivers with sizes starting at 36 going through to 48.”
The two new designs complement the existing products in the SRC approved Otter Premium Protect range that all benefit from high slip
help businesses become more cost efficient. By enabling businesses to monitor driver behaviour, Fleetmatics believes its solutions can help companies implement measures that may result in fewer speeding fines and accidents whilst reducing operating and maintenance costs.
Not only can the Fleetmatics mobile workforce solution help fleet managers improve the efficiency,
resistance performance, which the company says far exceeds the EN test for slip resistance.
The PU/Nitrile sole unit is also cut-resistant, protects against many acids and oils, is temperature resistant up to 300° C (short contact time) and has been designed with a self-cleaning tread.
The Otter Premium Protect range is also Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) approved, particularly important for those working in the electronic manufacturing sector, preventing electrostatic charge and discharge in addition to having products across the range that are Safety Class S1, S2 and S3 certified.
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health and safety of their fleets; it also gives them the opportunity to set goals to encourage safer driving behaviour amongst their employees, by comparing and contrasting drivers’ performances.
To download your free copy of the e-book ‘How driver behaviour can impact your business’ visit the Fleetmatics website.
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