EDITOR’S VOICE
Editorial Editor Sarah Robinson
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Hello and welcome to the July/August issue of Tomorrow’s Health & Safety.
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As I’m sure the majority of you are aware, the ExCeL welcomed over 11,000 professionals for the Safety and Health Expo 2018 in the middle of June. Exhausting though it may have been, it was quite the experience. It offered us
an opportunity to meet with existing clients and open our arms to new ones, as well as discuss new spotlight features for next year and beyond.
The stand-out feature of the show was the content. While the exhibitors were diverse and sometimes impressive, the real pull for many attendees was the opportunity to learn, debate and discuss with fellow health and safety
professionals. In this edition we take a look at what’s in store for Health & Safety Scotland 2018 which returns to the SEC, Glasgow (12th-13th September).
We’ve got a busy issue for you to enjoy over the rest of the summer before our autumn publication in September. In our Working at Height section, Access North Structures suggests that whilst the work of a rope access technician is
incredibly rewarding, it’s not a job for the inflexible or faint of heart. We also talk to Kee Systems as it explains how they helped high-quality tea manufacturer, Twinings make its 300-year-old facility’s rooftop safe for workers.
For the Technology in Health & Safety spotlight, SHE Software’s CEO, Matthew Elson shares his thoughts on how businesses can adapt to the ever-changing 21st century landscape. And, in a case of shamelessly plugging our own
material, Tomorrow’s Health & Safety takes a look at the last half a century and how technology has accelerated progress in the industry since 1974.
Ear & Eye Safety and Respiratory Health are also on the agenda, with
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Supertouch considering the importance of lens colour in protective work wear and 3M discussing the hazards that welders face in their working lives. We also have a special standalone feature from Rentokil Specialist Hygiene as they talk us through what goes into cleaning a crime and trauma scene.
Until the next issue, we hope everyone enjoys the rest of the summer. EDITOR’S VOICE
Sarah Robinson, Editor
Ryan Lloyd, Editor
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