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CONTENTS 8 SUMMER 2024


6 Antoine Giros appointed CCE for Bureau Veritas UK


fEATURES


10 Ensuring safety in an explosive environment


12 Seismic savings in blast protection


14 Designing a functionally safe SIL 3 analogue outpout module with SIL 2 components


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18 12 18 Ensuring hydraulic health and safety


20 Cementation Skanska taps into Spillard’s human detection system to boost safety on site


22 How AI technology is transforming safety and compliance in the workplace


24 Future-proofing safety: Five trends shaping the PPE landscape of tomorrow


26 Delivering PPE that fits the bill


28 Gas detectors mean action on leasks is no longer a pipe dream


30 New generation gas detection technology with MEMs sensor


32 The importance of calibrating fixed gas detectors for safety


34 Power through light


36 Voltage optimisation and motor efficiency


40 Bridging the trust gap 44 Innovative fire mimic technology


20 26 NEWS


5 Half of manufacturing workers are cutting corners and risking their safety at work


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