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CONTENTS


CONTENTS COVER STORY 16


HANDS-ON TRAINING If you think you know how to


protect hands, think again. Polyco has created the first IOSH-accredited Assessing Hand Protection Course that will put you to the test.


REGULARS 54


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TEN QUESTIONS WITH… Kate Langwick from Height


Lift & Shift says no to box-ticking exercises and tells us why GBBO’s Mel and Sue would be her ideal dinner guests.


NEWS


NEWS All the latest industry news


including BOHS’ new president and why business drivers feel invincible on the roads.


IN THE COURTS Catch up on the latest


prosecutions brought by the Health and Safety Executive.


FEATURES


CONVENE TO SCREEN Professor Gordon Wishart sets


out the case for planning how to deal with cancer among staff.


DIGGING FOR RULES Headland Archaeology’s MD


explains why his industry should be subject to the CDM Regulations 2015.


SHOW PREVIW 28 www.tomorrowshs.com


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SAFETY & HEALTH EXPO 2015


Discover all that will be on offer at this year’s Safety & Health Expo at London’s ExCeL.


TREATING HEALTH LIKE SAFETY


Steve Perkins from BOHS spells out why occupational health issues will be in the spotlight during Health & Safety Week.


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PPE & WORKWEAR


BOOTS YOU Find out how footwear by Dr.


Martens is helping GalGael preserve its community’s heritage and identity.


NEW KID ON THE BLOCK Has 3M just solved one of


the most impenetrable mysteries in respiratory protection?


EMERGENCY EVACUATIONS


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ON THE RIGHT TRACK Vismo’s Colin Dale reveals how


tracking apps can keep employees safe in emergencies like the Charlie Hebdo shootings in Paris.


ESCAPE ARTIST Make sure your knowledge


of basic fire safety legislation is up to scratch with Label Bar.


SKINCARE


SAVE YOUR SKIN IOSH is on a mission to warn


about the dangers of solar radiation to outdoor workers – there’s ‘No Time to Lose’.


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