Sanitation stations are useful for stopping the spread of various diseases. Keeping your hands, and those of your workers, clean will keep infections at bay.
To help you continue to operate safely, we have added a number of mobile sanitation stations to our website. These products are ideal for construction sites and other workplaces where hand-washing facilities and other sanitary provisions are not readily available.
A lightweight climbing helmet can make you feel like you're not wearing a helmet, while still providing head protection. This makes them ideal for recreational activities! Here at SafetyLiftinGear we’re excited to announce that we’re now stocking an ultra lightweight helmet called the Climax MAKALU91 Lightweight Climbing Helmet. This is one of the most lightweight climbing helmets available on the market.
When it comes to working at height, there’s nothing more important than having top-quality, reliable equipment. It’s also important to regularly check your equipment to make sure that everything is in good condition – but how regularly are you legally required to have it inspected? Can you inspect it yourself? And how can you keep your equipment in the best possible condition?
Well, it's a year later than planned, but UEFA EURO 2020 is finally underway. The group stage has already given us some memorable moments: we saw Italy put three goals past Turkey in the tournament's opening match, we gasped when Danish midfielder Christian Eriksen collapsed while playing against Finland - our very best wishes to him - and naturally, we cheered on England as they started their campaign with a solid win over Croatia.
UK businesses are beginning to come out of lockdown and get back to normal, but COVID-19 (coronavirus) is still a massive concern across virtually all sectors. Here at SafetyLiftinGear, we offer a variety of protective products to help companies keep their workers safe and stop the virus from spreading.
One such product is the Life Gear FS002 Comfy-Fit Adjustable Face Shield. These protective visors cover the whole face, minimising the wearer's risk of getting infected or infecting others via microscopic respiratory droplets.
We've dropped the price of our popular SKULLGUARD Climbing & Rope Access Helmets. These versatile hardhats previously cost £12.79 each, but they now cost just £9.98 (excluding VAT).
These helmets are comfy to wear, and each one has a sturdy chin strap to make sure the helmet stays on your head while you're climbing. The helmets have a lifespan of 3 years from the date of manufacture.
Choose from the following colours: black, blue, orange, white, yellow.
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This is a limited offer - order your helmet now, while stocks last!
Personal protective equipment (PPE) is an industry that looks set to boom. Hard hats and hi-vis jackets may not be everyone's idea of a multi-billion industry, but according to predictions made by Fortune Business Insights, the PPE market is set be worth $85.72 billion globally by the year 2026.
Growing concerns about the environment, employee safety and large-scale regeneration and infrastructure projects look to be the key drivers behind this rapid growth. Let's take a look at what the future may hold for these vital products.
Growing concerns about the environmental impact of business and industry are dominating headlines in many parts of the world right now. All sorts of industries are striving to adapt and make their processes more sustainable, and the PPE industry is no exception. Many companies are looking at ways to develop eco-friendly products, either through more energy-efficient machinery or by utilising recycled materials. Some companies are even turning to plastics made from organic materials such as sugar cane.
With products like that already beginning to appear, there can be little doubt that PPE manufacturers will soon be investing in sustainable and hard-wearing materials that are good for workers and the planet. We can't wait to see what materials will be used to make the PPE equipment of tomorrow.
The topic of the environment leads us to the predicted boom in large-scale infrastructure projects across the globe. Whether it's the building of green technologies or wider public transport infrastructure, big construction projects are set to be key market drivers for the PPE industry.
In the UK, High Speed Rail 2 could potentially employ 30,000 people to build and design the railway alone, showing the sheer scale of labour required for projects of this scale. With more construction jobs set to be created over the next few years, it's no surprise that the market is set to boom internationally. Thousands more employees will be needed to work on expansive new projects, and protective workwear is bound to have a key role to play.
Keeping employees safe is a critical concern for modern businesses. With growing concern for safety and increasing legal protection for workers, employees can now expect more PPE equipment to be provided for them in their place of work. In the UK, companies are legally bound to protect their employees and follow workplace safety legislation.
As more legislation is passed by Parliament and devolved assemblies in the UK, we can expect to see industries tightening safety regulations and supplying more types of PPE and safety equipment to prevent hazardous accidents. With fatal accidents falling in the UK over the past decade thanks to health and safety protections, it's no wonder that companies worldwide are beginning to introduce more regulations in order to keep employees safe.
At SafetyLiftinGear.com, we have everything you need to keep your employees safe and your warehouse running smoothly, including a range of personal protective equipment for all workplace scenarios.
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