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PPE poster
February 1st 2008

Heath Technical Services has introduced a safety poster that focuses on personal protective equipment. It highlights the need to wear, maintain and, when required, replace PPE.

The full colour, A3 poster is designed as an ongoing reminder to employees who forget or can't be bothered to protect themselves from the many dangers in industry and on construction sites. It is encapsulated to withstand the effect of wear and tear.

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