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Barrier campaign
October 1st 2009

Safety barrier manufacturer, A Safe is encouraging the HSE to legislate to increase safety standards for pedestrian and vehicle segregation across the manufacturing industry.

Currently, the law states that road and pedestrian walkways should be demarcated, but this can be interpreted widely from physical barrier systems to a simple line painted on the factory floor. HSE figures show that over the past two years there have been 3,827 major injuries to workers as a result of workplace transport accidents, with 117 workers fatally injured over the past two years as a result.

A Safe suggests a tough pedestrian and vehicle barrier system such as the ones it supplies is far superior to a painted line. A-Safe's patented and highly visible plastic systems are tough, durable and can withstand impacts from factory vehicles of up to 304KN

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