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FIRE SAFETY


EVAC+CHAIR


Unit 4 Central Blvd, Blythe Valley Park, Solihull, B14 7QQ


+44 (0) 1217066744 enquiries@evacchair.co.uk www.evacchair.co.uk


Evac+Chair is the original manufacturer and global leader in emergency evacuation chairs. With over 40 years’ experience in the design and manufacture of evacuation chairs, we’re relied upon in emergency situations to assist in saving people’s lives. With a range of accreditations, our product quality is superior to other means- of-escape.


Explore our free courses in the Virtual Training Suite


www.bics.org.uk


“How can I keep my people safe?”


WHATEVER THE WORKPLACE HAZARD. LAKELAND HAS THE ANSWER.


For over four decades, Lakeland Fire & Safety has been dedicated to manufacturing protective clothing that protects workers from the diverse hazards encountered across global industries.


Whether the risk involves dust, liquid chemical splash, vapor or gas, flame, or heat, the question remains the same: “How can I keep my people safe?”


Whatever the hazard, Lakeland has the answer...


DUST • LIQUID CHEMICAL SPLASH • VAPOR OR GAS • FLAME OR HEAT


Find out more at Lakeland.com, Scan QR to follow our Linkedin Worker Safety Page to discover information, articles and advice on keeping workers safe.


sales@lakeland.com • www.lakeland.com


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TOMORROW’S HEALTH & SAFETY YEARBOOK 2026/27


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