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ALCUMUS SYPOL BY ALCUMUS Alcumus Sypol’s range of hazardous substance management solutions combines cutting edge technology with a team of chemical, biological and occupational health experts. The breadth of Alcumus’ client portfolio extends across 25 diverse sectors, with a particularly strong presence in manufacturing, construction, food production, oil, gas and energy, engineering, healthcare and the public sector.


Alcumus Sypol’s tailored solutions are built around clients’ specific challenges and have been helping businesses to comply with legislation and protect their people for over 40 years.


Alcumus works in partnership with organisations ranging from specialist industrial research centres to some of the world’s largest blue-chip businesses, supporting them to implement an effective and robust hazardous substance management strategy. These solutions include intuitive and user-friendly software that is currently used by over 18,000 health and safety professionals to help them access, write, manage and report on their hazardous substance assessments.


An in-house team of Occupational Hygienists deliver on-site workplace monitoring services including air, noise and HAVS monitoring, as well as LEV testing. Additionally, COSHH experts deliver virtual and on-site services which include hazardous substance training, on-site compliance surveys and software user training.


www.alcumusgroup.com/sypol THEY SAID:


They Said: “After relaunching our COSHH management software in 2019 to help organisations handle hazardous substances safely in their workplace, we are pleased to learn that we achieved second place in this year’s awards. This achievement is not only a great testament to the benefits our software brings to our clients but is a well-deserved recognition for our in-house team of COSHH experts,” said Helen Jones, Managing Director Certification and Software Division, Alcumus.


VHS 110 ATEX BY NILFISK The VHS110 ATEX is a high-quality industrial vacuum suitable for use in ATEX Z22 (explosive atmosphere). The VHS110 ATEX is the right choice whenever you need a compact single-phase industrial vacuum that can assure top safety standards.


With the new VHS110 series, Nilfisk has provided a vacuum cleaner that is small and light as the commercial ones, but ideal for industrial use.


The ATEX version is equipped with a very powerful brushless motor protected by H13 filters, airflow and vacuum performances are among the highest in the category. Moreover, it needs less maintenance and is suitable for continuous use.


With its 400 mm diameter, the VHS 110 is compact so can easily be used anywhere but it has a good capacity thanks to its 37-litre removable container. The VHS 110 features excellent filtration, excellent materials, excellent design, excellent safety standards, and excellent quality/price ratio


www.new.nilfisk.com/en-gb/ twitter.com/TomorrowsHS 9 THEY SAID:


The team at Nilfisk are delighted to receive this award from Tomorrow’s Health & Safety for the VHS110, ATEX certified, industrial vacuum cleaner. We are rightfully proud of this compact, explosion proof unit that provides the very best safety standards as a result of its’ brushless motor design and ultra-high filtration. A big thank you to everyone who voted for the VHS110 ATEX.” - John Brill, Sales Director at Nilfisk.


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