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A HANDY, SUSTAINABLE SOLUTION Tilsatec talks us through the launch of its


EnVision Sustainable Gloves Range. REGULARS


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NEWS Catch up on what’s new in the industry and


get the latest from the courts.


PRODUCTS & SERVICES The latest launches and updates from across


the sector. HEALTH & SAFETY EVENT PREVIEW


BRINGING THE INDUSTRY TOGETHER The Health & Safety Event is set to return to NEC


Birmingham on 25-27 April 2023. We take a look at what’s in store over the three days.


EMERGENCY EVACUATIONS


LIGHTING THE WAY With the EU deadline for phasing out fluorescent


tubes just six months away, Marcella Alagona at Eaton, explains what this means for emergency lighting systems, particularly in hazardous areas.


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MARTYN’S LAW: A QUICK GUIDE Naz Dossa, CEO of Peoplesafe looks at what the


new Protect Duty Legislation will mean for venues and what can they do to prepare now.


FIRE & ELECTRICAL SAFETY


A GET-OUT PLAN Simon Wood, Sales Director at Chubb,


explains why planning for a safe evacuation is vital to a building’s fire safety strategy.


MENTAL HEALTH & WELLBEING


REST ASSURED By making employees’ sleep a priority,


managers can improve workplace health and safety and boost profit, says Martyna Jabłońska, Head of Sleep Services at Sleep Scotland.


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A HOLISTIC APPROACH Alana Warburton-Whitehead, Wellbeing


Lead at Lanes Group, explores the reasons why a new approach to mental health may be needed for businesses in 2023.


CLEANING & HYGIENE


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BUYER BEWARE Lorcan Mekitarian, Chair of the Cleaning &


Hygiene Suppliers Association, explains why specifying the CHSA Accreditation Scheme mark ensures the highest quality of cleaning-based products.


WIPING OUT DISPOSABLES MEWA UK Country Manager Günes Yenen


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