Protective suit
18 August, 2008The Trellchem Freeflow chemical protective suit operates without a heavy breathing apparatus and breathing mask. Instead, the operator breathes free air supplied from an external air source via a pass-through valve at the back of the suit.
High-impact welding helmet
18 August, 2008 | Supplied by: Wesfarmers Industrial SafetyThe Optrel Galaxy high-impact welding helmet offers protection, comfort and versatility. It has approval to High Impact AS/NZS1337 for increased safety during grinding and welding applications and a passive shade 10 welding filter that can be flipped up when not welding.
Learn CPR to help save lives
24 July, 2008Canberrans have been called on to help save lives by learning CPR or undertaking a refresher course as part of a new ACT Ambulance Service CPR awareness campaign.
Arc flash head protection
01 July, 2008 | Supplied by: Mercury Fire SafetyThe Paulson ArcShield protects the face of a worker in hazardous electrical environments from radiation from an electrical arc flash.
High-visibility jackets
01 July, 2008 | Supplied by: BOC LimitedThe Escape range of high-visibility jackets is suitable for unpredictable weather, with many of the jackets featuring removable sleeves and in-built layers. The jackets are fully tested and compliant with all relevant Australian and New Zealand standards.
Protective goggles
01 July, 2008 | Supplied by: Vision SafeThe Flex 440 is a slimline, metal-free, dual lens goggle that offers the eye protection of a larger goggle without the bulk. It is medium-impact protection rated and is claimed to block 99.9% of UV rays.
Heavy-duty workwear
01 July, 2008 | Supplied by: Proskill Australia Pty LtdThe Skillers heavy-duty pants with kneepad pockets are made from high-quality material that keeps its shape and looks respectable out of work hours, too.
ProChoice work gloves
01 July, 2008 | Supplied by: ProChoice Safety GearProChoice has developed an extensive range of synthetic leather gloves as an adjunct to its leather riggers gloves.
Vibration monitors
01 July, 2008 | Supplied by: Air Met Scientific Pty LtdThe Quest Technologies HAVPro basic vibration monitor is a simple and integrated system to quantify and qualify hand-arm and whole-body vibration exposures from power hand tools, transportation and other equipment.
Cooling vest
01 July, 2008 | Supplied by: Enware Australia Pty LtdThe Arctic cooling vest is based on the same technology used by marathon runners, tennis players, footballers, cricketers and others exposed to heat hazards.
Knee guards
01 July, 2008 | Supplied by: ProChoice Safety GearThe ProChoice range of knee pads was designed and tested for a number of industries and allow for flexible and comfortable protection of the knee joint.
Australian hearing technology wins SVASE award
27 June, 2008Australian hearing technology leader Sensear has been named one of the world’s most promising new companies at Launch: Silicon Valley 2008, held by The Silicon Valley Association of Start-up Entrepreneurs (SVASE) and hosted by Microsoft at their Silicon Valley campus in California.
Union program to fight asbestos
18 June, 2008The Australian Workers’ Union (AWU) has organised what is claimed to be the largest asbestos survey and research program to ever be undertaken at a single work site in Australia.
Overwhelming success for health initiative
19 May, 2008The Office of the Federal Safety Commissioner (OFSC) has received an overwhelming response to its health initiative for the building and construction industry.
