First aid solutions (1st August 2006)

Kays Medical has introduced Trivorex and Diphoterine emergency response products to deal with chemical spills and splashes.

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Care for shock victims (1st August 2006)

Reportable injuries to employees, resulting from contact with electricity or electrical discharge amounted to 434 incidents in the 2004/05 period (figures collated through RIDDOR). Four people died and 75 suffered a non-fatal

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More study days planned for 2006 (1st February 2006)

So successful were the study days organised by Kays Medical last year, that the company is to repeat them at key locations around the country throughout 2006.

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Calcium Gluconate Available in Tubs (1st December 2005)

Kays Medical now produces its own version of calcium gluconate gel following a request from a multinational petro-chemical company for large tubs of the product. A workplace incident had required the application of a lot more gel than was contained i

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  Wide range of courses (1st August 2005)

Last year 56 748 injuries were recorded for handling, lifting or carrying in the workplace. This accounts for more than 35% of all recorded workplace injuries being related to Manual Handling.* Kays Medical are helping to reduce the risk to individua

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Drug testing seminars (1st December 2004)

Kays Medical is embarking on a series of free seminars in the New Year to inform employers about its latest drug testing method, Intercept.

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FIRST AID TRAINING FOR FITNESS STAFF (1st October 2004)

Kays Medical has been awarded a contract to provide first aid training to 2000 staff at Fitness First’s chain of health clubs at 150 locations across the UK.

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Emergency eye care (1st April 2004)

Kays News, the regular newsletter from Kays Medical, details how chemical splash treatment, diphoterine, helped save the sight of an employee at a drumming plant.

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