CONTENTS 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. GAS DETECTION & MONITORING


BE SMART ABOUT SAFETY Shaun Evers, Managing Director of Stonegate


Instruments, looks at how smart gas detection technology can ensure employee and site safety.


PROTECT YOUR ASSETS Rebecca Dodds, at Draeger Safety UK, explains


how advancements in asset monitoring systems are streamlining gas detection processes and creating a safer working environment.


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REDUCING HAVS RISK IN THE WORKPLACE


Tim Turney, Global Marketing Manager at Casella, shares expert advice on protecting workers using vibrating tools.


COMPLIANCE & RISK ASSESSMENT


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ABOVE & BEYOND Naz Dossa, CEO of Peoplesafe and BSIA,


discusses personal safety in the workplace and the benefits of going beyond basic compliance.


A HUMAN TOUCH Technology has become integral in managing


risk across all sectors; however, the vital role that people play must not be underestimated, says Phil Jones, Managing Director at William Martin.


HUMAN FACTORS & ERGONOMICS


THINKING ERGONOMICS Guy Osmond, founder and MD of Osmond


Ergonomics, tells us how ergonomics and human factors thinking can help employers accommodate neurodiversity within their teams.


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THE MODERN OFFICE: A FINE BALANCE Helen Beebe, Managing Director of AJ


Products, outlines the essential elements of creating a flexible and appealing office environment that satisfies the modern workforce.


FEATURES


AN INVISIBLE MENACE Why is the Health and Safety Executive so


concerned about respirable crystalline silica (RCS) on construction sites, asks the Institute of Occupational Medicine (IOM).


STRICT CONFIDENCE Bodytrak’s Founder and CEO Leon Marsh looks


at the issues surrounding wearable safety solutions and impending privacy concerns.


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