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What does good food hygiene look like in a restaurant kitchen?

March 2, 2022

Simple food hygiene practices are essential, no matter how small or big your kitchen is. A kitchen is a place where bacteria and germs can quickly grow and multiply, which could potentially lead to cases of food poisoning, or other food-related illnesses.

Could rules be changed on agency workers’ PPE?

January 25, 2022

All businesses that engage temporary or agency staff on either a short or long term basis could be in for additional costs as consultation has begu...

How to minimise the chance of accidents in your restaurant using PPE

January 25, 2022

Although you may think that working in a restaurant isn’t as risky as working in construction or in a warehouse, there are still plenty of risks that could cause accidents in the workplace.

Tips for Reassuring Those Returning to Work

January 25, 2022

Recently we have seen more and more people returning to work after long periods of working from home or being furloughed.

Industry in Focus: Rail Infrastructure

January 25, 2022

According to recent publications, around 240,000 people in the UK are employed by the rail industry—67.8% of these people work in infrastructure.

What Industry Has the Best Safety Culture? These Findings Might Just Surprise You

January 25, 2022

There are a number of industries that require proper PPE in order for employees to feel safe at work, but did you know which industry has the best safety culture?

How to deal with an employee that’s refusing to wear their PPE

January 25, 2022

If you’re struggling to get your employees to understand the importance of PPE in their role, here’s what we suggest doing to convince them of its necessity.

How your employees will benefit from having a company uniform

January 25, 2022

Choosing the right uniform for your employees can be difficult, especially when you’re not the one that’s going to be wearing it, so there are plenty of considerations that you need to take into account first.

Where to get personal protective equipment for your new warehousing employees

January 25, 2022

With lots of new recruits coming into your warehouse, one of the most important considerations that you will have to think about is how you can keep your staff safe when they’re operating machinery and on the warehouse floor.

5 Pieces of PPE that employers most commonly forget about

January 25, 2022

You may have a good PPE policy in place, and your employees may be happy with wearing protective clothing, but are you protecting them as well as you could be?

Unisex or gender-specific? A guide to fully inclusive protective clothing

January 14, 2022

If the PPE you supply to your team is not fully inclusive, it may not be doing an adequate job at protecting all of your workers. Having clothing a...

Are burns at work avoidable with the right garments?

January 4, 2022

According to HSE, 5% of all non-fatal workpace injuries are burns. As per their latest figures, this accounts for nearly 27,000 reported cases. Of ...

Where Fashion Trends Meet Functionality: Should Workwear Ever Be Stylish?

December 20, 2021

In a fashion-conscious society where people want to look and feel good even while at work, it stands to reason that many workwear and PPE designers...

How to Know If Your Workwear Is Fit for Purpose

December 16, 2021

With research indicating that around 60% of businesses operating in hazardous environments could be using protective clothing unfit for purpose whe...

Why gender-specific workwear is a must for any industry

December 13, 2021

Thanks to new graduate schemes and greater emphasis being placed upon equal opportunities for all in a wide range of sectors, more and more women a...

Protective clothing coatings explained

December 9, 2021

Personal protective equipment (PPE) is essential in many lines of work – including industries such as construction, oil and gas, and pharmaceutical...

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