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Making safety garments even more protective

29 October, 2010 by Paul Stathis

There are many categories of safety garments available in the Australian marketplace, designed to protect workers in any number of ways. We can get safety garments that are ‘hi-vis’, weatherproof, thermally insulated, fire-retardant, breathable, fully sealed, heavy-weight cotton drill, and the list goes on. However, there are some common work environments where the level of protection afforded by these ‘general’ levels of protection is not enough.

Diplomat Blades HexArmor protection and Klever safety cutters

29 September, 2010 by

Diplomat has announced its extended range of Klever safety cutters and HexArmor hand, arm and body protection.

Providing flame and cut protection for construction workers

29 September, 2010

The Entire Group was established in 1985 to provide a fully coordinated design, supply, installation and maintenance service for a wide range of clients within the building and construction industries for numerous services that include all facets of fire protection, mechanical services, air-conditioning, process, piping fabrication and electrical services.

BOC Hi-Vis welding jacket

22 September, 2010 by

Wearing the BOC Hi-Vis welding jacket, welders can not only be kept safe from the hazards of welding, but they will also be more easily seen and stay protected in their workplace.

Trelleborg Trellchem NEO protective garment

22 September, 2010 by

The Trellchem NEO protective garment utilises a laminate material to create a lightweight Level A suit with strength, integrity and chemical resistance. Its chemical barrier is embedded on the inside of the suit material, giving added protection from both abrasion and scratches.

Working safely in hot conditions Part 2

20 September, 2010

Continuing on from our discussion on the risks associated with working in hot conditions, Part 2 presents guidance from WorkSafe WA on reducing the risk of heat stress and preventing heat illness.

Working safely in hot conditions Part 1

13 September, 2010

With summer coming on, safety supervisors and workers will soon need to give attention to safely working in hot conditions. Part 1 will consider information from WorkSafe WA on how to assess the risks associated with working in the heat.

BOC Gases Escape protective clothing range extended

09 August, 2010 by

The Tasman vest, a range of polo shirts, a selection of windcheaters as well as a wider range of jackets have been added to the Escape clothing range that includes bomber jackets, hip-length jackets, polar fleece jackets and antibacterial bamboo-fibre socks.

Briteline FR fleece jacket

03 June, 2010 by

The Briteline FR fleece jacket meets ANSI 107 fire resistance and NFPA 70E Hazard Risk Category 2 (ARC Rating (ATPV) - 11.8 cal/cm²) standards.

Wardrobe One CAT heavy-duty jacket

02 June, 2010 by

Wardrobe One’s CAT workwear includes a heavy-duty jacket, hooded sweats, tees, tanks shirts, vests, pants, shorts and jackets. The range includes the puffer vest, the hooded bomber jacket and a tool holder range.

Ascent Footwear Alpha, Omega, Delta and Gamma safety work boots

02 June, 2010 by

The Alpha, Omega and Delta safety work boots assist in reducing stress on the lower back and knees, aiding all-day comfort and adhering to AS/NZS 2210.3 Type 1 AE.

Hazguard SMS triple-layer disposable suits

02 June, 2010

The Hazguard SMS triple-layer disposable suits are recommended for use with the removal of asbestos and allows users to be protected with a water-resistant, lightweight, breathable coverall that is certified to protection level Type 5, barrier to airborne particulate material and dust, EN13982-1. It is also certified for Type 6, barrier to limited splash and liquid spray, EN13034.