Author: mike




16 Jun 2015

A 'confined space' is defined by the law as "any place, including any chamber, tank, vat, silo, pit, trench, pipe, sewer, flue, well or other similar space in which, by virtue of its enclosed nature, there arises a reasonably foreseeable specified risk". Those who work in confined spaces face a number of potential risks, including:

  • Lack of oxygen
  • Exposure to poisonous gases
  • Fires and explosions
  • Getting trapped
  • High temperatures
  • Drowning

These hazards make it necessary to use certain pieces of confined space safety equipment when entering, leaving, and working in enclosed areas. Here are some of the items that SafetyLiftinGear offer to keep you safe in confined spaces:

Emergency Escape Breathing Apparatus

Allows 15 minutes of normal breathing in areas with poisonous gases and/or a lack of oxygen.

 

Gas Detector

Measures levels of oxygen gas, carbon monoxide, and hydrogen sulfide. Also measures LEL (Lower Explosion Limit).

 

Confined Space Safety Harness

Prevents falls when descending and leaving confined spaces.

 

Confined Space Entry Tripods

These adjustable tripods allow easy entry and rescue when working in confined spaces.

If you need more information about our confined space equipment, give SafetyLiftinGear a call on 0808 123 69 69. Alternatively, click here to see our full product range.

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16 Jun 2015

A 'confined space' is defined by the law as "any place, including any chamber, tank, vat, silo, pit, trench, pipe, sewer, flue, well or other similar space in which, by virtue of its enclosed nature, there arises a reasonably foreseeable specified risk". Those who work in confined spaces face a number of potential risks, including:

  • Lack of oxygen
  • Exposure to poisonous gases
  • Fires and explosions
  • Getting trapped
  • High temperatures
  • Drowning

These hazards make it necessary to use certain pieces of confined space safety equipment when entering, leaving, and working in enclosed areas. Here are some of the items that SafetyLiftinGear offer to keep you safe in confined spaces:

Emergency Escape Breathing Apparatus

Allows 15 minutes of normal breathing in areas with poisonous gases and/or a lack of oxygen.

 

Gas Detector

Measures levels of oxygen gas, carbon monoxide, and hydrogen sulfide. Also measures LEL (Lower Explosion Limit).

 

Confined Space Safety Harness

Prevents falls when descending and leaving confined spaces.

 

Confined Space Entry Tripods

These adjustable tripods allow easy entry and rescue when working in confined spaces.

If you need more information about our confined space equipment, give SafetyLiftinGear a call on 0808 123 69 69. Alternatively, click here to see our full product range.

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11 Jun 2015

If you work on scaffolding, a scaffold hoist can be extremely helpful and when it comes to lifting your tools and other materials. Using a hoist to raise and lower the items in question can save a lot of time and energy, and SafetyLiftinGear's remote controlled scaffold hoist is particularly effective in this respect.

This 110 volt hoist has a reach of 25 metres and a maximum capacity of 200kg, making it ideal for moving toolboxes, mortar, and other common items. Since it's remote-controlled, you can activate the hoist from anywhere within a 100 metre range, saving you the hassle of going back and forth every time you need to hoist something.

Here are some more useful facts and figures:

  • Front-loading drum
  • Lift speed: 23 metres per minute
  • Frequency range: 418MHz, 433MHz, 868MHz
  • Rope diameter: 5mm
  • Capacitors: 220-240 microF
  • 12 month warranty as standard

The remote-controlled hoist comes with a lifting arm and two scaffold brackets for easy attachment. The radio control is extremely sturdy, and it has an emergency stop button that allows you to quickly halt the hoist's movement if necessary.

This deluxe scaffold hoist is perfect for a wide array of purposes in world of construction. It is currently available at the discounted price of £1,169.82* (including VAT) - click here to order yours!

*Price correct at time of writing.

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11 Jun 2015

If you work on scaffolding, a scaffold hoist can be extremely helpful and when it comes to lifting your tools and other materials. Using a hoist to raise and lower the items in question can save a lot of time and energy, and SafetyLiftinGear's remote controlled scaffold hoist is particularly effective in this respect.

This 110 volt hoist has a reach of 25 metres and a maximum capacity of 200kg, making it ideal for moving toolboxes, mortar, and other common items. Since it's remote-controlled, you can activate the hoist from anywhere within a 100 metre range, saving you the hassle of going back and forth every time you need to hoist something.

Here are some more useful facts and figures:

  • Front-loading drum
  • Lift speed: 23 metres per minute
  • Frequency range: 418MHz, 433MHz, 868MHz
  • Rope diameter: 5mm
  • Capacitors: 220-240 microF
  • 12 month warranty as standard

The remote-controlled hoist comes with a lifting arm and two scaffold brackets for easy attachment. The radio control is extremely sturdy, and it has an emergency stop button that allows you to quickly halt the hoist's movement if necessary.

This deluxe scaffold hoist is perfect for a wide array of purposes in world of construction. It is currently available at the discounted price of £1,169.82* (including VAT) - click here to order yours!

*Price correct at time of writing.

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10 Jun 2015

Summer has well and truly arrived, and you know what that means: festival season! Countless massive music festivals will be taking place throughout the UK over the next three months or so, and if you're planning to attend any of these events, we at SafetyLiftinGear have the perfect accessory for you:

Strapping young lads not included.

Our garden carts are designed for use on farms and construction sites, but they're equally well-suited to the grassy terrain on which most festivals take place. These heavy-duty (yet reasonably priced) carts are ideal for:

  • Carrying your tent and other gear from the car park to the campsite
  • Transporting your beer supply to wherever it's needed
  • Getting stuff back to the car when the festival's over and you don't feel up to carrying anything!

Be warned, though: we sell a lot of garden carts at this time of year, so you'll have to be quick if you want to get your hands on a cart of your own! We've already sold dozens of carts to people headed for Glastonbury and Download, and we're expecting to sell plenty more before long. Don't miss out!

SafetyLiftinGear's Ultimate UK Festival List

Which do YOU have tickets for?

  • Isle of Wight Festival (11-14 June)
  • Download Festival (12-14 June)
  • Glastonbury Festival (24-28 June)
  • T in the Park (10-12 July)
  • Latitude Festival (16-19 July)
  • Green Man Festival (20-23 August)
  • V Festival (22-23 August)
  • Reading & Leeds Festivals (28-30 August)
  • Creamfields (28-30 August)
  • End of the Road Festival (4-6 September)
  • Bestival (10-13th September)
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09 Jun 2015

We never shy away from a high-profile project here at SafetyLiftinGear, and this one's a humdinger. Our lifting equipment is currently being used in the ongoing expansion of Manchester City's Etihad Stadium, which will see the stadium's seating capacity increased to approximately 61,000.

Once completed, this gargantuan project will see the Etihad overtake Arenal's Emirates Stadium to become the 2nd largest ground in the Premier League (Manchester City's local rivals Man United have the #1 spot; Old Trafford has a capacity of more than 75,000). According to mcfc.co.uk, Man City's official website, the aim of the expansion is to "ensure everyone can enjoy watching the Boys in Blue score goals", and additional tickets will be available from the start of the 2015/16 season in August.

Here's what SafetyLiftinGear have provided for this ambitious infrastructure project:

We are very excited about this project and wish Man City all the best in the 2015/16 season!

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09 Jun 2015

We never shy away from a high-profile project here at SafetyLiftinGear, and this one's a humdinger. Our lifting equipment is currently being used in the ongoing expansion of Manchester City's Etihad Stadium, which will see the stadium's seating capacity increased to approximately 61,000.

Once completed, this gargantuan project will see the Etihad overtake Arenal's Emirates Stadium to become the 2nd largest ground in the Premier League (Manchester City's local rivals Man United have the #1 spot; Old Trafford has a capacity of more than 75,000). According to mcfc.co.uk, Man City's official website, the aim of the expansion is to "ensure everyone can enjoy watching the Boys in Blue score goals", and additional tickets will be available from the start of the 2015/16 season in August.

Here's what SafetyLiftinGear have provided for this ambitious infrastructure project:

We are very excited about this project and wish Man City all the best in the 2015/16 season!

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