COMMUNICATION technology has always been a key area of innovation for a variety of sectors, but the construction sector in particular is one of those that stands to gain a great deal.
Leading PPE manufacturer partners with global player in critical communication technology to revolutionise the way professional mobilised teams on the ground communicate and protect their hearing in noisy conditions
As the world continues to adapt and cope with the pandemic, with vaccines now on the horizon, all eyes are on the skies and international travel.
If businesses were already struggling to adapt to fast-paced industry changes, 2020 has provided a challenge like no other. From hospitals to factory floors, we’re now all adapting to concepts like ‘social distancing’ that would have seemed alien to us less than a year ago.
It has now been a whole year since the COVID-19 pandemic upended our lives, and it’s time to reflect on how it has altered the workplace and, crucially, how many pages have had to be added to the health and safety rule book.
The front line fire and rescue teams have had their hands full during the pandemic, more so than one might think.
Smart PPE promises greater safety and comfort, but what challenges will OSH professionals need to overcome?