Summer Fire Risk Awareness From Global Spill Control

17 Feb, 2016

An Important Safety Message From Our Friends At Global Spill Control "As the summer heats up, so do your flammable liquids. Here’s a timely warning from our health and safety guys as the temperatures climb to record-breaking highs, increasing the risk of ignition from the vapour and liquids of flammable goods. The incorrect storage and...
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Toowoomba Second Range Crossing Project

11 Jan, 2016

Toowoomba Second Range Crossing Project At Taylor Safety Equipment, we take pride in delivering high quality safety supplies to all of our customers, big or small. Workplace safety is not something we take lightly, and that's why we are so excited to be the exclusive supplier of clothing, personal protective equipment, and footwear to the...
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Sign Material Guide

11 Jan, 2016

Sign Material Guide from Brady Australia - Click here to download PDF Polypropylene Our polypropylene material is highly recommended for outdoor use. It is UV stable and resists fading and cracking outdoors for three to five years. It is non-toxic and is Food Contact approved, conforming to AS 2070 (Plastic Materials For Food Contact And Use)....
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Auditory Hazard Management

18 Dec, 2015

Hearing loss due to industrial noise is one of the most widespread workplace injuries. Continual exposure to noise from machinery, tools, traffic, and general workplace activity can cause significant, irreversible hearing loss.  Hearing loss has a dramatic impact on quality of life and may contribute to other safety problems, such as lack of awareness and...
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Healthy Hydration Habits

11 Dec, 2015

Some interesting information below from Thorzt about why we need to maintain correct hydration levels. Remember, if you're thirsty, you're probably already dehydrated. "Maintaining the correct balance of fluids, salts, electrolytes and branch chain amino acids (BCAAs) within our body is critical to our health and performance in all aspects of life. In the workplace, mild...
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Orthostatic Intolerance

25 Nov, 2015

Injuries from falling are only part of the dangers faced by those working at heights. Harness suspension presents with similar symptoms and complications associated with crush injuries, and the resulting lack of blood flow to the vital organs leading to orthostatic intolerance is widely proven to cause death. Whilst hanging in a harness, the tourniquet...
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KASK HP Plus Helmet

18 Nov, 2015

We're excited to showcase the new Kask HP Plus helmet. A high-tech helmet, specifically designed for work-at-heights and professional rescue applications, it is the only helmet certified to Australian Standards AS/NZS 1801:1997 Occupational Protective Helmets.  It has 10 air intake valves to keep you cool, and anti-intrusion grilles to deflect debris, water, and chemicals from...
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Did You Know: Order History

19 Jun, 2015

Did you know that you can view your full order history online, not just your web orders? Select My Account from the main menu and click on My Orders. It's that simple! Any registered user from your company has this feature available, even if you have more than one user. If you have any trouble...
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