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News Release from: Signs and Labels | Subject: Safetyshop catalogue
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 20 October 2003
Catalogue points way to reducing
accidents
Safety signs and labels catalogue contains news on the latest legislation concerning disabilities and explosive atmospheres and a wide range of useful new products to help companies reduce accidents.
The new Safetyshop catalogue from Signs and Labels contains news on the latest legislation concerning disabilities and explosive atmospheres, a wide range of useful new products to help companies reduce accidents and comply with regulations and announces a new partnership with RoSPA Featuring over 21,000 products separated into easy reference sections, it is the UK's largest single resource for safety equipment and signage solutions
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 25 Feb 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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The latest Safetyshop catalogue is the UK's largest single resource for safety equipment and signage solutions, covering the whole spectrum of office and industrial requirements.
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Signs and Labels has just launched its brand new Safetyshop catalogue for Spring 2004, with 21,000 health and safety related products
Significant progress towards compliance with the forthcoming Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) can easily be achieved using advice and products featured in the new catalogue.
A new cost effective range of internal and external signs that cater for partially sighted visitors using strong symbols with contrasting colours and Braille are a good example.
Others include lightweight roll-up access ramps for easy wheelchair access and a host of safety solutions to ensure regulations are met and those with disabilities enjoy equal usage of building and facilities.
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Working days lost due to injuries caused by slips, trips and falls cost employers GBP300 million a year.
The Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations (DSEAR), in force from 30th June 2003, require work areas where there is a risk of an explosive atmosphere to be clearly marked at each point of entry by an explosive atmosphere safety sign.
In order to help businesses comply with these new regulations and keep work areas safe, Safetyshop has designed and produced a new low cost, explosive atmosphere safety sign.
It complies with the new regulations and is available in rigid PVC for wall mounting, or self-adhesive vinyl to suit smooth surfaces.
Information on a recent partnership between Safetyshop and RoSPA is featured in the catalogue.
Benefits include a 15% discount for members buying from Safetyshop and easier access to the huge range of RoSPA products.
These include informational posters, guides, books, training videos, approved safety signs and access to various training courses.
Other new products include new work wear and accessories from leading brands such as Boll? glasses, Faithful UK, Mascot, Coldtec cold store wear and Marigold gloves.
New pedestrian and traffic safety cones with clip-on retractable tape barriers are also being featured, alongside a host of other items from anti-slip and anti-fatigue matting to moving digital signs, safety software, exit signs, symbols and luminous tape.
The legislation news bulletins featured in the Safetyshop catalogue are also available to download free of charge from the Safetyshop.com website, in addition to handy fact sheets and copies of relevant government/HSE documents relating to safety and signage.
Safetyshop.com also provides up-to-the-minute information on the regulatory issues most relevant to Safetyshop products in the news section. Request a free brochure from Signs and Labels ...
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