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Ian Kelsall at Dräger Safety UK, shares his view on overlooked areas of face protection fit, which, if not considered, can have adverse effects on the level of safety for the wearer.
Workwear safety company Arco reveals its predictions of the five top innovations influencing the future of PPE over the next decade.
The major UK safety equipment supplier, Arco, has declared its support for SHP’s campaign to raise awareness of the need for inclusivity in workplace PPE.
Beth Holroyd shares her experience with ill-fitting PPE, and explains how catering for all not only enhances safety at work, but happiness and wellbeing too.
Hand protection is evolving to meet the needs of a changing workforce and sustainability goals, says Zakir Abdi, Chief Research & Development Officer at Midas Safety.
Health and safety professionals from airports, carriers and maintenance firms came together for the event near London Heathrow Airport last month. SHP’s Rhianna Sexton reports from the event.
DuPont Personal Protection (DPP) works with HSE managers to recycle non-contaminated disposable PPE. SHP talks to the business about why it is important to develop more sustainable PPE and how it can be done without compromising worker safety.
SHP’s Inclusive PPE campaign took a significant step forward as Karl Simons OBE opened communication with the UK health and safety regulator.
Despite a 30-year safety career Emma Woodhouse only recently discovered boots that complement her size one feet.
In this episode, we speak to inclusive PPE campaigner Katy Robinson, and Chairman of SHP’s Editorial Board Karl Simons about PPE and creating a movement for tangible change.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council members voted on Wednesday (21 February) to write to the Government to urge it to make it compulsory for STEM industries to provide inclusive PPE.
SHP has officially launched its inclusive PPE campaign with goals around awareness and legislative change.
The construction industry has seen a huge boost to efforts to get properly fitted inclusive personal protective equipment (PPE) for women.
SHP speaks to Birmingham Airport’s Head of Health, Safety and Fire, Simon Toseland, ahead of IOSH’s Aviation and Aerospace Conference
uvex’s Clair Weston explains how PPE “fit clinics” – and product ranges that cater for all sizes – can help keep employees safe.
Non compliant PPE is still a serious problem in 2024 – according to the British Safety Industry Federation (BSIF).
The Chartered Engineering Geologist has to privately source boots and tailor men’s trousers just to go to work.
The British Safety Industry Federation announced today that their CEO, Alan Murray, will retire from his post on 31 December 2024.
Michelle Stephens has worked 30 years in health and safety, primarily in rail, yet unsuitable PPE continues to be an issue. Here she shares her experiences.
Aminah Shafiq hopes the product will encourage more Muslim women to take up a career in engineering.
Katy Robinson is spearheading a PPE campaign targeting the Yorkshire construction sector. Here, she explains its origin, the progress made, and why there is still much to do.
