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Health and safety prize was awarded to EDI-Aberdeen
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Best New Product An innovative combination of an inspection camera and a cable- pulling tool won the sought-after prize for Best New Product. Super Rod, which has been designing and building cable rods since 2001, was honoured for its Ferret Wi-Fi Cable Pulling Tool, which uses the latest electronics technology to stream high resolution video to a smart device in real time. The camera has six
adjustable, bright white LEDs on the front to provide crisp, clear 720p images, even in
Best product was won by cable rod firm Super Rod
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WINNER SUPER ROD
BEST NEW PRODUCT
complete darkness. Dave Forrester, Head of Technical Services at SELECT, said: “Super Rod has nailed it with this one. It’s a very clever idea and a good design that will save time on site and also improve safety when pulling cables.” The award was presented to the Welsh firm by Gerald
WINNER EDI-ABERDEEN LTD
BEST HEALTH AND SAFETY INITIATIVE
O’Hare, from sponsor City Electrical Factors. Also nominated in the best new product
category were Aico for its Ei3024 Multi-Sensor Fire
Alarm and Vent Axia for its PureAir Sense Bathroom Fan.
Best Health and Safety Initiative The inaugural Best Health and Safety Initiative award was presented to EDI-Aberdeen Ltd for its work on a challenging and potentially dangerous quayside project. The firm displayed skill and innovation in dealing with risks and showed health and safety procedures were a vital part of the company infrastructure. SELECT MD Alan said: “A focus on
safe practice underpins everything that we stand for at SELECT and the importance of best practice in health and safety has never been greater. “The winner was required to carry out work under the quay of a very busy
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