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How Health and Safety can improve profits
Technical background article There are many ways in which managing health and safety properly can pay dividends, and the actual cost of implementing some of the basic suggestions in this technical background article is negligible
News from Pilz Automation Technology (23 February 2005)
New range of plastic and steel conveyor chains
E-Components and Chains of Pocklington UK are pleased to announce the launch of their range of plastic and steel conveyor chains, offerring long lasting top performance
News from E-Components and Chains (21 December 2004)
30 years of incidents and accidents with LPB
Technical background article IChemE celebrates three decades of incident and accident reporting this week with the release of a special commemorative issue of the Loss Prevention Bulletin (LPB)
News from IChemE (Institution of Chemical Engineers) (20 December 2004)
Revised guidance to Major Accident Hazards Regs
Technical background article The Health and Safety Commission (HSC) is seeking views on a draft updated guidance booklet covering the Control of Major Accident Hazards Regulations 1999 (COMAH)
News from Health and Safety Commission (HSC) (15 December 2004)
Major export order for Turbolites to Kazakhstan
Two major orders placed in the middle of the year from a petroleum company in Kazakhstan have made Wolf Safety record its most successful trading year ever, with exports 60% of the order book
News from Wolf Safety Lamp Co (15 December 2004)
Safety first and last, the target of IEC61508
Technical background article ABB's Stuart Nunns and Roger Prew explain the ins and outs of achieving compliance with the IEC61508 standard, as it becomes a requirement for an increasing number of companies
News from ABB Automation Technologies (Instrumentation) ( 1 December 2004)
New wallchart simplifies IEC61508
August 2004 was the deadline for IEC 61508, the standard focusing on safety-related systems that incorporate electrical, electronic or programmable instruments: this step by step wallchart will help
News from ABB Automation Technologies (Instrumentation) (18 November 2004)
Bursting panel range now features burst detection
The Elfab bursting panel range now features ATEX-approved detection systems, based on the Elfab magnetically-actuated detection system that provides an open signal once the panel has operated
News from Elfab (16 November 2004)
Safety light curtain system is easy to use
The Banner Engineering EZ-Screen non-contact, point-of-operation machine guarding safety light screen system is arguably the most feature-rich and flexible system available on the market today
News from Banner Engineering (12 November 2004)
ATEX Directive is now mandatory
The ATEX Directive does not only cover electrical equipment but also equipment with parts that cause an increase of temperature or static electricity: and it has been mandatory since July 2003
News from TUV International UK - Rheinland Group (11 November 2004)
Plants 'Out of Control' with system failures
Sixty percent of all control system failures are built-in before operation commences, report the HSE, according to the Journal Control Engineering Europe in its Factfile for this month
News from HSE Books (29 September 2004)
'Lone worker' alarm tailored to one-man operations
The new SBES LifeSaver Micro single-user alarm transmitter system introduces the same high level of personal protection as the fully integrated lone worker alarms at a suitably low cost.
News from SBES (17 September 2004)
Do Permissioning regimes enhance safety?
The last few tickets are still available for the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) supported, Institution of Mechanical Engineers seminar on permissioning regimes
News from Health and Safety Commission (HSC) (14 September 2004)
ATEX torch suits new transport regulations
Sales of the Wolf ATEX torch are set to notably increase as a result of the implementation of the ADR European Agreement Concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road.
News from Wolf Safety Lamp Co (25 August 2004)
Personal gas monitor covers four in one
The Custodian CDL multichannel personal gas monitor from Crowcon combines sophisticated data management features with the simplicity of operation normally found in basic one-gas instruments Brochure available
News from Crowcon Detection Instruments (20 August 2004)
Mechanical solution to waste legislative problems
User application article Parker Hannifin has helped a company address recent legislation through the use of an incredibly simple, off-the-shelf solution for lorry crane operators delivering to waste disposal sites
News from Parker Hannifin - Filtration Division (17 August 2004)
Anti-slip stair tread plates resist corrosion too
New from E-Components and Chains comes a range of tread plates that fit over the top of existing stair treads, made from a high quality Isophthalic resin: corrosion and fire resistant, plus hard weari
News from E-Components and Chains (29 July 2004)
London Fire Brigade uses Wolf ATEX Safety Torches
This range of six ATEX-compliant torch models from Wolf Safety have proved their reliability and value for money in a host of hazardous areas, and are now chosen by the London Fire Brigade
News from Wolf Safety Lamp Co (27 July 2004)
Testo receives prestigious UKAS accreditation
Testo announces accreditation by UKAS (United Kingdom Accreditation Service) for the laboratory calibration of air temperature, dew point and relative humidity, over the ranges 0 to 50C, 10 to 90%RH
News from Testo (23 July 2004)
New HSE guidance on accident investigation
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has published new guidance on how to investigate accidents and incidents, including near misses
News from HSE Books (12 July 2004)
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