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A Complete Guide to Fall Arrest Systems
20 Nov, 2019Whether you're fresh blood or a height safety veteran, it's worth checking out the video below, from LINQ Height Safety. It's a complete guide to Fall Arrest Systems, going over things such as Suspension Trauma, the value of shock absorbers, and other important topics. Lives could be on the line, so make sure you're knowledgeable...
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A Nano-Look at the 3M Nano-Lok™
14 Nov, 2019From the innovative minds at 3M comes the new and improved DBI-SALA® Nano-Lok™ Personal Self-Retracting Lifeline 2G in December, 2019! Already one of the most popular personal SRLs on the market, this second generation of Nano-Lok™ has been redesigned from the ground up, in order to improve on every aspect of the previous generation and then...
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Steel Blue's Smoking Hot Summer Promotion
14 Oct, 2019Steel Blue's Smoking Hot Summer Promotion This sweltering summer, steel yourself with Steel Blue's Smoking Hot Summer selection of Sand boots! Any purchase of Steel Blue Sand boots has the potential to reward you with a Steel...
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How To Choose A Spill Kit
10 Oct, 2019How to Choose a Spill Kit (Information provided by Global Spill Control) At some point in time, nearly every industrial facility must deal with leaks and spills of liquids. In order to minimise the impact these spills have on equipment, personnel, your facility, and the environment, you need to have an action plan that will prevent...
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SAA Industrial Safety Colour Code
18 Sep, 2019Colour for marking physical hazards: SAA Industrial Safety Colour Code (Information provided by ProChoice) Appropriate signage is a critical component of controlling risks within the workplace, with colour playing a significant role in the identification of hazards. The AS 1318-1985 SAA Industrial Safety Colour Code defines the use of red, yellow, green and blue for marking physical hazards...
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Managing Machinery Leaks
14 Aug, 2019Managing Machinery Leaks - Cleaning and Prevention (Information provided by Envirosmart) Machinery leaks can happen at any time on any given day. The majority of leaks often stem from parts such as hoses, hydraulics or pipes. This can range from an annoying drip to a disastrous flow of messy liquid resulting in loss of productivity with...
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Fall Prevention Control Measures Required in the Construction Industry
17 Jul, 2019Fall Prevention Control Measures Required in the Construction Industry (Information provided by WorkSafeQLD) The Work Health and Safety Regulation 2011 (the WHS Regulation) sets out the specific control measures that are required where there is a risk of a fall of at least: three metres in housing construction work two metres in other construction work. It is important...
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Stop the Drops - Drop Prevention
19 Jun, 2019The Importance of Drop Prevention (Information provided by Pryme) When you're working at heights, you know you need your height safety equipment. You set up your harnesses and your lanyards, you make sure your anchors are secure, and you know you're safe. However, it's not just you that can fall from up there - your...
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Caring For Safety Helmets
13 Jun, 2019Head Protection - It's a no-brainer! (information provided by 3M Safety) What is the purpose of the human brain? As you well may know, it is the centre of our nervous system and responsible for controlling our bodily functions. Without it we could not breathe, read, play, love, remember...the list is endless. It’s fair to say...
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Safeguarding Against the Effects of Agricultural Chemical Exposure
17 Apr, 2019Safeguarding Against the Effects of Agricultural Chemical Exposure (Information provided by Ansell) Workplaces have a great variety of safety risks inherent to their design, and some workplaces have overlap in these risks. A notable example is the threat of exposure to 'agrichemicals' (agricultural chemicals), which, unlike the name would imply, are not restricted to purely agricultural...
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