MCM Electronics Loneworkr personal safety device
25 July, 2016 | Supplied by: MCM Electronics Pty LtdMCM Electronics has released the Loneworkr personal safety device that is designed to provide continuous monitoring for remote and lone workers.
Closing the loophole on hand safety conformance
20 July, 2016 | Supplied by: AnsellIn recent revisions to the Australian and New Zealand occupational protective glove standard, mandatory independent testing and certification has come under scrutiny.
Listen up: construction workers suffering hearing loss
19 July, 2016 | Supplied by: ProChoice Safety GearConstruction workers regularly experience noise levels up to six times the legal exposure limit and, according to figures from an Australian audiologist, up to 75% are developing tinnitus or permanent hearing loss as a result of their job.
Polaris Ranger 900 Crew emergency response vehicle
18 July, 2016 | Supplied by: WarequipWarequip has added to its extensive range of custom vehicles. The Polaris Ranger 900 Crew has been modified to an emergency response vehicle (ERV).
3M Adflo HD Series Powered Air Purifying Respirators
07 July, 2016 | Supplied by: AWS Pty LtdThe 3M Adflo HD Series powered air-purifying respirator (PAPR) is a heavy-duty model delivering added features and improved performance compared to its predecessor.
Safety Equipment Australia smartphone app on respiratory protection equipment
07 July, 2016 | Supplied by: Safety Equipment Australia Pty LtdSafety Equipment Australia continues to expand its multimedia training programs on personal breathing protection. The resources are suitable for both training sessions and self-study, and come in a variety of forms, including handouts, posters, animated PowerPoint presentations, videos and YouTube clips.
Amco U-Tred open grid step nosing
04 July, 2016 | Supplied by: AmcoAmco has released a new version of its U-Tred nosing for open grid steps. The U-Tred Series II nosing can be used on the edges of these step types to improve safety for heavily trafficked areas, especially in wet or oily environments.
IMS Stratus QHSE management system
01 July, 2016 | Supplied by: IMS STRATUSIMS Stratus is an integrated web-based quality, health, safety and environment (QHSE) management system designed to replace a paper-based system that operates in the cloud and therefore can be accessed anywhere using any digital device.
Edesix VideoBadge Body Worn Camera Solutions
01 July, 2016 | Supplied by: Edesix LtdThe VideoBadge series from Edesix consists of easy-to-use, robust and secure body worn cameras (BWC), capable of efficiently recording evidence-ready HD video and audio footage.
Tough approach pays safety dividend for glass fabricator
28 June, 2016 | Supplied by: AnsellA mandatory hand protection policy is helping to significantly reduce hand cut injuries for a South Australian glass fabricating business.
Start-up's safety app given a boost by Microsoft
24 June, 2016 | Supplied by: Safety CulturePartnering with tech giant Microsoft, Australian start-up SafetyCulture now has its workplace inspection app available on the Windows 10 Store.
Keeping workers safe and productive with HVLS fans
23 June, 2016 | Supplied by: Big Ass Fans Australia Pty LtdFactories, warehouses and distribution centres are frequently plagued by hot, stagnant air. One simple, cost-effective solution can be the installation of one or more high-volume, low-speed (HVLS) industrial ceiling fans.
Scott Safety Helios and Wasp safety glasses
23 June, 2016 | Supplied by: Scott SafetyThe Scott Safety Helios and Wasp ranges of safety glasses have now been introduced in Australia and New Zealand, offering a comfortable frame to wear for extended periods while delivering eye protection with an unobstructed field of vision.
Radio apps for lone worker safety
22 June, 2016 by Martin Chappell, General Manager – Radio Channels, Motorola Solutions Australia, New Zealand and Pacific Islands | Supplied by: Motorola SolutionsThe humble 'walkie talkie' has grown into a full-featured, digital device using advanced business apps that extend its value for safety, productivity and efficiency.
Sudden cardiac arrest on the worksite — what would you do?
21 June, 2016 by Anthony Hasphall* | Supplied by: St John Ambulance Australia (Vic) IncImagine you're on the worksite and one of your employees suffers an electric shock. They suddenly fall to the ground — unconscious, not breathing, with no pulse. What would you do?
