PLANT & MACHINERY SAFETY
PLANT & MACHINERY SAFETY
MINITEC UK LTD Unit 1 Telford Road, Houndmills Estate, Basingstoke, Hampshire RG21 6YU T: 01256 365605 E:
info@minitec.co.uk W:
www.minitec.co.uk
MiniTec’s Modular Aluminium Profile System has earned a high reputation throughout industry and research for fast and efficient construction of complete structural systems that can be built to suit the individual needs of each application.
Its wide selection of building-block components allow simple design for safety and guarding systems, workbenches, conveyor and parts handling machinery, automated manufacturing and test equipment, special fixtures and display consoles, multi-axis linear systems and even complex production plant.
SAFER LIFE LTD Unit 2 Monaco Works, Station Road, Kings Langley, Hertfordshire WD4 8LQ T: 01924 281666 E:
sales@safer-life.co.uk W:
www.safer-life.co.uk
Safer Life Ltd supplies a range of safety products across all industries. Traditionally it sold exclusively to the print and paper industries, but as demand for safety items increased so Safer Life’s product range and its customer base also expanded.
Today it is a UK-wide supplier to industry of specific top quality branded safety products including, safety eyewear from PYRAMEX, and associated personal protection equipment (PPE), including level 5 cut resistant gloves from TILSATEC, and safety overshoes from IMPACTO. It also supplies, safety knives from MARTOR, along with Safer Life’s traditional range of paper testing equipment.
The company has developed a range of toolbox and training talks and additionally will visit sites to carry out surveys on, for example, safer cutting.
SKYHOOK GB LTD Bryning, 181 Smallfield Road, Horley, Surrey RH6 9LR T: 01342 844442 F: 01342 845197 E:
sales@skyhook-gb.com W:
www.skyhook-gb.com
Skyhook GB Ltd is a British company formed in 2004, all our products are manufactured in Britain, products Skyhook cable support, Multihook, Medihook and Extendable Tower Stand.
Within the construction industry in particular trailing cables are an accident waiting to happen. Skyhook cable support is a versatile product designed to clean up and safely accommodate these trailing cables, eliminating damage to power leads and reducing the risks of trip hazards, making the workplace a ‘safer place to work’.
All products in the Skyhook-GB’s range are of the highest standard and fully designed to existing safety specifications. All manufacturing is solely conducted in Britain. Skyhook-GB’s many years of experience help contributes to an unrivalled level of service. Not content to rest on laurels, the company is continually looking to the future, striving to achieve even greater heights of innovation and service.
WEST ANGLIA TRAINING ASSOCIATION T: 01480 435544 F: 01480 413000 E:
info@wata.co.uk W:
www.wata.co.uk
WATA has established an excellent reputation amongst UK training providers offering a broad range of training which can be delivered to suit the needs of the employer through either accredited or bespoke training. Our portfolio includes NEBOSH Diploma and Certificate, IOSH, CIEH and many other accredited options in Health & Safety as well as programmes in Environmental and Construction. In addition to this, if technical skills are what you are looking for, then WATA’s portfolio of electrical and mechanical courses will provide this option. Leadership and Management programmes accredited by the ILM are also provided for those looking to improve their management skills or gain qualifications in this area. There are also a number of development opportunities that are registered with ELCAS.
Our Huntingdon site has superb training facilities to provide the best environment and teaching to achieve success, as does our Scaffolding and Engineering Skills Centre of Excellence.
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PLANT & MACHINERY SAFETY | TOMORROW’S HEALTH & SAFETY YEARBOOK 2015/16
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