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SNICKERS LITEWORK CLOTHES FOR
SUMMER A change of season means a change of focus on what you wear on site. That’s why Snickers LITEWork garments can help you keep your cool when the heat is on.
The newest LITEWork Trousers, Shirts, Shorts, T-shirts and Jackets are working clothes have all the features and functionality of Snickers’ other Next Generation working clothes, but without the heavier weight fabrics.
Just like high performance sportswear, they are super-light, quick-drying garments – with Mechanical Air Flow™ and moisture
ELECTRICAL TESTING PREVENTS FIRES AND
SAVES LIVES Periodic inspection and testing of portable electrical equipment prevents fires and saves lives, say Seaward.
In advice to the industry and general public, UK-based Seaward reiterated evidence that faulty electrical equipment poses a serious fire risk and threat to people’s safety and property.
Over 130 non-fatal injuries and six fatalities involving electric shock and burns were reported to the Health
transport features - that keep you looking good and feeling cool wherever you are on site in warm weather.
The unique 37.5® Technology fabric is interwoven in all these garments. It’s a very quick-drying material that captures and releases moisture vapour – like your sweat - for superior coolness and dry working comfort.
After all, keeping a balanced work temperature is not just about staying cool it’s a matter of your wellbeing and job safety. So, to make sure you get the right protection, flexibility, durability and ventilation, check out the Snickers Workwear product families for precisely the right garments to fit your workday.
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and Safety Executive (HSE) in 2015–16. Government fire statistics for England show more than 4,000 fires were caused by faulty appliances and leads in 2014–15 alone.
The most effective way of identifying defective equipment and preventing electrocution or fire is through formal inspection and testing programmes such as PAT testing and Electrical Installation Condition Reports.
Richard Slade from Seaward said: “With the tragic events at Grenfell Tower last month and other recent incidents like the solar panel fire in London’s Bow Wharf flats, people are
taking electrical safety testing much more seriously.
“Regular testing and preventative maintenance are the safest way to protect lives and property.
“Carrying out comprehensive Risk Assessments allows duty holders to plan their inspection and testing regimes guarding against the hazards posed to persons and property.
“These inspections & tests can also tackle the growing problem of counterfeit devices and poor product recall processes.”
Many insurance companies require PAT testing to be performed as part of their policy terms and conditions.
Duty holders can refer to Electricity at Work Regulations (1989), the HSE Memorandum of Guidance and the IET code of practice (4th Edition) for guidance.
“These regulations provide sound, common sense advice based on industry experience and the electrical safety needs of the business community,” Richard added.
North East-based Seaward is a manufacturer of electrical safety testing equipment, whose products are designed to help its customers perform their essential health & safety duties.
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