WHAT’S NEW? ARCO LAUNCHES 64TH
ANNUAL CATALOGUE Since the launch of the first Arco catalogue in 1957, it has become the definitive product guide for the safety industry.
The latest edition, the 64th of its kind, offers the most comprehensive range of safety equipment, workwear, and workplace safety products, giving customers the best possible choice.
The 900-page catalogue features new products offering the latest in innovation from Arco’s own brands as well as specialist leading brands, with prices to suit every budget.
Arco has added new products across all categories including:
PPE Eyewear: Arco’s own brand and from suppliers Riley and uvex.
Head Protection: Centurion Kalis Dry Cooling Helmet Headband plus an updated range of helmets from new vendor ENHA.
Respiratory: Powered and unpowered fresh air systems.
Hearing Protection: Sync Wireless Electro and Impact headsets from Honeywell.
Weatherwear Trojan base layers that feature
ARTIC SUPPORTS WELLBEING IN THE
WORKPLACE Wellbeing in the workplace has rightly become a central focal point within recent years. Employee health matters. A happy, healthy team is a productive one and vital to the success of most (if not all) organisations.
The built environment plays an integral role in the wellbeing of your workforce. Everything from health and safety, through to installed services, environmental factors and access to natural light play a part in the physical and psychological welfare of your people.
Staff spend a significant number of hours within the environment that you cultivate and the services, safety, culture and ambiance you provide can directly affect their happiness. Mental
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fatigue and stress plagues many working adults. According to LFS, 602,000 workers in the UK suffered from work related stress, depression or anxiety in 2018/19. Forward thinking companies are prioritising comfort and refreshment areas, as well as colleague interaction and breaks, to improve work-life quality and balance.
Hydrobase fabric, boasting moisture wicking alongside a close comfortable fit, and Odegon Deo Tag providing odour- free properties. Jackets, fleeces, a jumper and over trousers from Berghaus and the new Acadia II Thermal Jacket as well as the Contrast soft shell and gilet from Regatta.
Workwear Includes an expanded collection of Snickers and Mascot workwear as well as Arco’s own range of Trojan two toned polo shirts.
Safety Footwear Lightweight and breathable Arco S1P safety boot and shoe are fitted with Orthosole insoles designed to complement the wearer’s unique foot shape thanks to interchangeable arch pads.
Gloves Gloves for a range of applications including the Skytech Radius which provides the wearer with
cut resistance alongside thermal protection making them ideal for handling sharp objects in cold and wet environments.
To ensure product quality, Arco conducts due diligence testing on its own-brand products, using its in-house UKAS accredited testing laboratory. The company is also taking the lead to drive improvements in quality standards across the industry. All of its manufacturers undergo ethical audits and Arco only works with vendors who share its values.
To get your free copy:
www.arco.co.uk/catrequest
The contractors and outsourced services that your FM chooses to support your business should reflect both the psychological and functional factors directly associated with your staff. The appropriate knowledge and training in both areas will assist you in adequately meeting the needs of your employees and creating a wellness culture in which they can thrive.
For this reason, Artic is sending 10 staff members from within its management team (including business development, admin and contract managers) to complete ‘Mental Health in the Workplace’ training. The company’s aim is to raise awareness and equip its managers with the emotional intelligence and resilience that could arise within the workplace.
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