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COVER STORY 12.
HAND-ARM VIBRATION
NEXT GENERATION PROTECTION Bollé Safety reinvents an icon with the RUSH+
2.0 glasses – smarter, more sustainable, and built for today’s professionals.
REGULARS
06. NEWS Catch up on what’s new in the industry and get the latest from the courts.
FEATURES 10.
CRITICAL RESPONSE Is your workplace equipped to respond to a
cardiac arrest emergency, asks Claire Vaughan, Director of People and Culture, St John Ambulance.
GAS DETECTION & MONITORING 14.
CONFINED CONNECTIONS MSA Safety shares five ways a cloud-connected
gas detection program can improve efficiency and add an essential layer of safety within confined spaces.
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NEW ECONOMICS OF SAFETY As budgets tighten, safety can’t slip – especially
in the high-risk offshore oil and gas industries, says Neil Shepherd, Marketing Manager at Dräger Safety UK.
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18. MONITOR & MANAGE When it comes to effective HAV management, is technology the best route to compliance, ask the experts at Ideagen Reactec.
COMPLIANCE & RISK ASSESSMENT
21. WHERE SAFETY MEETS AUTOMATION Peoplesafe explores how automated safety can enhance lone worker risk management and boost efficiency.
22. CHANGE CULTURE TO CHANGE COMPLIANCE Malcolm Mearns, SHEQ director at ground
engineering and subsidence specialist Geobear, looks at how mature safety cultures save lives and billions of pounds.
PPE & PROTECTIVE WORKWEAR
28. BUILDING A PPE CULTURE The effectiveness of PPE depends on how well it fits, functions and integrates into daily operations, explains Adam Evans, ABUS UK Managing Director.
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FIT MATTERS Tito Warren, President of Global Industrial at
Red Wing, explores the PPE gender gap and says it’s time to move beyond the ‘shrink and pink’ model.
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