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One of the country’s largest public-transport providers has enlisted the help of queue-management firm Tensator to help improve the safety of its bus maintenance depots.

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For 70 years, the Construction Plant-Hire Association (CPA) has represented the interests of plant-hire companies. With 80 per cent of plant in the UK hired, its members are major players in construction, says the CPA.

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Described as an ultra-small primary cell-powered head lamp with a high-power LED light source, the new ATEX LED Headtorch from Wolf Safety is said to be CE-marked to the 94/9/EC (ATEX Equipment) Directive for safe use in Zones 1 and 2 hazardous areas.

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Access equipment provider Zarges (UK) Ltd is launching a redesigned Sherpascopic work platform with a host of new features.

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Wolf Safety has launched the Wolf LED Floodlite, described as a high-performance, low-maintenance, ATEX-compliant, hazardous-area Floodlite, using high-output, high-efficiency LEDs and designed to be used in temporary applications and installations.

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Lift-truck manufacturer Crown says its new FlexRide floating operator suspension system is fitted to two of its new lift-truck lines: the WT 3000 series of powered pallet trucks and the RC 5500 series of stand-up counterbalanced trucks.

Allegro Industries says it offers one of the most extensive collections of ergonomic workplace protection available in the form of top-quality wrist supports, kneepads, and ankle and elbow supports, featuring unique designs for specific jobs.

Safesite has provided Frimley Park Hospital with fall-from-height protection to ensure safe access for maintenance and repair of plant and equipment situated on the building’s roofs.

The Wolf Safety Lamp Company says its new ATEX-approved Wolflite XT Handlamp is the most significant development in safety handlamps in 25 years.

Tool and equipment-hire firm Speedy has invested almost £800,000 in a new fleet of 1250kVA generating sets from Cummins Power Generation.

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

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