Eye tracking technology for mining machines
03 June, 2013 | Supplied by: Seeing Machines LimitedAustralian-based company Seeing Machines has signed a strategic agreement with Caterpillar Global Mining LLC, a leading manufacturer of mining equipment, for DSS in-cab Fatigue Monitoring Systems for use in mining machines.
Duro-Flash double-sided lighting system
20 May, 2013 | Supplied by: Vision SafeThe Duro-Flash features six heavy-duty lights in a recharging carry case. It is a safe, economical alternative to a standard flare for delineating danger zones. It can be used in applications such as to mark off hazardous roads, show safe driving areas under water, direct traffic or warn of a breakdown.
VisionSafe Guardsman Warrior heavy-duty work glove
17 May, 2013 | Supplied by: Vision SafeThe VisionSafe Guardsman Warrior is a fully lined, heavy-duty work glove that provides protection and comfort, making it suitable for heavy-duty applications.
Reducing at-risk driver behaviour using technology
15 May, 2013 | Supplied by: WSP Australia Pty LimitedParsons Brinckerhoff has introduced an in-vehicle monitoring system (IVMS) for its entire fleet of motor vehicles in Australia.
Businesses urged to manage workplace noise
06 May, 2013With hazardous noise a major cause of hearing loss in NSW workplaces, WorkCover NSW is reminding NSW business of the importance of managing hazardous noise in the workplace.
Construction company improves safety compliance
06 May, 2013 | Supplied by: AnsellConstruction firm Hansen Yuncken has recently introduced a ‘glove and clip policy’ to encourage broad acceptance of the need for hand protection.
Soft-shell workwear
02 May, 2013 | Supplied by: HuskiThe Chassis soft shell, which is part of the Huski workwear range, is a high-visibility soft-shell garment with the handy option of zip-off sleeves to form a vest. The range now includes the Kimberly, a ladies version of the Chassis, and the Nero, a plain black men’s soft shell suitable for applications where hi-visibility is not required.
How do they test FR workwear?
01 May, 2013 | Supplied by: Elliott Australia Pty LtdEvery day, workers around the world are risking their lives as they are exposed to the risk of flash fire, electrical arc flash and molten metal splash. In the split second when such a dangerous situation does occur, providing the right FR clothing can make the difference between avoiding a disaster involving serious injury, or death.
Wearing the right protective fabric can make the difference
01 May, 2013 | Supplied by: Elliott Australia Pty LtdFor electrical maintenance workers and contractors, working hands-on with hazardous and potentially dangerous energy sources, conductors, circuit parts and other energised parts is a common component of their everyday routine. While there is no substitute for maintaining safe working conditions, accidents - especially electric arcs - can happen in an instant, no matter how experienced a worker may be.
3M Speedglas welding helmet selection app
30 April, 2013 | Supplied by: AWS Pty LtdThe 3M Speedglas App allows users to run through 10 easy questions to find and select a welding helmet that best fits their applications.
Outdoor workers poorly protected from the sun in NZ
23 April, 2013New Zealand outdoor workers are generally poorly protected from solar UV radiation, with only around one-third wearing sunscreen or a suitably protective hat, according to a University of Otago study.
Safety app being used on university campus
17 April, 2013Curtin University, in a Western Australian first, has implemented a free mobile phone app that gives staff and students instant access to the university’s security team.
NHP Moflash Ex signalling product range
16 April, 2013 | Supplied by: NHP Electrical Engineering Products Pty LtdThe Moflash Ex signalling range includes electronic sounders, strobes and manual call points, all of which will be certified to IECEx and suitable for use in hazardous area Zones 1, 2, 21 and 22.
Don’t overheat in fire-retardant workwear
09 April, 2013A product launched by Hard Yakka today means that workers don’t have to overheat on the inside to avoid burns on the outside. The Hard Yakka Protect with Tecgen Select is a range of inherent fire-retardant (FR) workwear that provides workers with comfort and protection from arc flash, flash fire and heat stress.
Saving your skin from chemical splash
09 April, 2013 | Supplied by: Elliott Australia Pty LtdGrowing industries across Australia including mining, oil and gas, petrochemical, metallurgy and heavy manufacturing have seen a huge increase in the use of caustic liquids and chemical solvents in the manufacturing and maintenance process of many business. From chemical separations, alkylation, electripolishing, anodising, phosphating, caustic cleaning through to fuel management - all require the material handling of potentially dangerous chemicals that can cause life-threating burns from chemical splash.
