PRODUCTS & SERVICES
NEW FIRST RESPONDER STATIONS
ENHANCE SITE H&S Bull Products has launched a new range of First Responder Stations to improve health and safety provision at construction sites, factories and warehouses.
There are three First Responder Stations available: a Fire Point Centre, a Spill Control Centre and a First Aid Centre, all of which are trolley based mobile units. The new products have evolved from Bull Products’ range of fire points and safety display stands and feature attractively designed and functional sealed cabinets.
Made out of tough rota-moulded plastic with brightly coloured doors, these cabinets house the fire extinguishers in the Fire Point Centre, the spill absorbents in the Spill Control Centre and the first aid kit in the First Aid Centre. All cabinets protect the contents from the weather, have clear windows for visual inspection of contents and also have anti-tamper pins for the cabinet latches to prevent misuse.
Finished in red, the Fire Point Centre features a CE approved fire alarm for complete site-wide evacuation, a fire plan showing routes to assembly area and fire extinguishers housed
in the cabinet below. The first aid alert bleeps intermittently every 8 seconds and is easily distinguished from the fire alarm.
The emergency Spill Control Centre formalises the availability of spill products on site - until now many spill products would be located near or under equipment and not visible in an emergency. In its bright yellow livery, the Spill Control Centre is highly conspicuous to all in an emergency. The centre carries a panel giving spill advice and a list of the complete contents contained in the spill kit cabinet.
Identified in green, the First Aid Centre is a comprehensive stand- alone unit carrying at its base a sealed first aid kit cabinet which can also store an automated external
defibrillator. Above this is an easily accessible eye-wash station for fast response plus a first aid alert which connects to Bull Products’ Cygnus wireless alarm system and notifies first aiders immediately of an accident. The Cygnus alarm panel will record any activation of first aid alert and has a downloadable history log for monitoring site accidents.
All of the First Responder Stations are fully customisable to customer requirements as a free of charge service. Customers can, for example, choose individual signage, emergency plans, branding, types of extinguishers, alarm types, and cabinet types.
www.bullproducts.co.uk
SPECSAVERS CORPORATE EVOUCHERS NOW
EVEN EASIER Specsavers Corporate Eyecare’s eVouchers have become even easier for employers, who now just have to register online to purchase eyecare as simply and efficiently as they order and pay for paperclips and printer ink.
The ordering, payment, management and distribution of eyecare can all
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be handled in minutes online, while the eyecare itself is still centred on the human element, with the highest quality care being the top priority. The system allows eyecare to be purchased as freely as any other fundamental office requirement: there is no contract, little effort, and a minimum purchase of just five vouchers.
Suzanne Randall, Corporate Account Manager for Specsavers Corporate Eyecare, said: “We have worked hard to realise the two different ends of the scale. Our aim has been to make the procurement
and delivery of eyecare as quick and efficient as possible, while maintaining a comprehensive, personal, and expert service in terms of the eyecare itself.”
With the introduction of online payment, the whole eyecare process can be managed online, within seconds, with the payment being made by credit or debit card. eVouchers are available to cover specific requirements, such as DSE eyecare, safety eyewear, and driver eyecare.
www.specsavers.co.uk/corporate www.tomorrowshs.com
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