HEALTH AND SAFETY EVENT 2020: EXHIBITORS CASELLA
STAND J22 Casella, a leading world expert in manufacturing monitoring equipment for noise, air sampling and vibration, is dedicated to reducing environmental and occupational health risks. Casella’s range of instrumentation includes real-time dust monitors, personal sampling pumps, sound level meters, personal dosimeters, hand-arm vibration and boundary/fence-line monitors. Casella is a global business, part of the IDEAL Industries Inc. group of companies, with offices in the UK, US, Australia, China and India.
Precise, reliable and innovative, Casella’s product range is highly regarded by occupational hygienists and industry professionals, and has been recognised with multiple best product awards from leading international publications including Environmental Protection and Occupational Health and Safety.
Casella’s product showcase at the Health and Safety Event will include both hand-held and body-mounted monitoring solutions for dust, air, vapour, noise and vibration sampling, providing occupational hygiene professionals with a full suite of options for monitoring workplace hazards.
Air Sampling
Examples include the award-winning VAPex Pro low flow pump, a pocket-sized solution for air sampling of
vapours and gases. The Apex2 personal air-sampling pump furthers Casella’s commitment to air sampling, monitoring individual exposure to dust, fumes and gases. The Microdust Pro real-time dust monitor is a handheld unit giving instantaneous dust levels, ideal for site surveys.
Noise monitoring
Casella’s noise monitoring offering includes the dBadge2 personal dosimeter; small and unobtrusive, the body-mounted unit can monitor the actual audio a worker has been exposed to, allowing sound to be played back to determine exposure sources. This enables specific actions to reduce future exposure. The Apex2, VAPex Pro and dBadge2 all feature wireless connectivity via Bluetooth, allowing data to be checked remotely without disturbing the wearer, reducing worker downtime as activity does not have to be stopped for monitoring results to be read.
To find out more about Casella’s product range, and the company’s commitment to education and training on best practice, industry regulation and occupational health risks, visit stand J22.
www.casellasolutions.com
PEOPLESAFE
STAND M60 Peoplesafe offers an end-to-end Employee Emergency Service for lone and at-risk workers. The company specialises in providing tailored solutions that are the right fit for your business and staff. The peoplesafe portfolio covers both public and private sectors with clients spanning a full breadth of industries from hospitality and healthcare to utilities and construction.
Accredited against the highest standards, including BS 8484:2016 and Secured by Design, Peoplesafe is a trusted provider in the industry. Their purpose-built, state-of-the-art UK-based Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC) is certified against BS 5979 (Category II), and is solely dedicated to handling personal safety alarms raised by users.
Peoplesafe offers a range of systems to provide the best outcomes based on the variety of risks faced by your employees. Whether you have staff potentially facing aggressive and violent behaviour, working at height, working in remote locations or working in hazardous areas –there’s a Peoplesafe solution to keep them protected.
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However, choosing the right device is just part of the answer. Achieving staff buy-in is essential which is why you need to pick the right partner who will spend time educating your users about the device itself and why they need to be using it, helping you to get the best return on investment. As well as consultative help to write effective policies, providing guidance and advice, the company has a Customer Success team who will oversee the service implementation and dedicated account managers who will look after your contract.
www.peoplesafe.co.uk www.tomorrowshs.com
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