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| | Poll : February | Spend on health & safety in your organisation in 2012 will be?
- Lower than in 2011
- Roughly the same as in 2011
- More than in 2011
| | This is an anonymous poll for statistical purposes only |
| Last Month's Poll
Are you in favour or proposals to reduce the number of workplace safety inspections?Yes - 25% No - 75%  |
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Workwear range
October 1st 2007 Cosalt:Ballyclare provides a
full range of workwear that
complies with the newly
launched Network Rail
standards laid out in the
Provision of Welfare Facilities
whilst Undertaking Work on
Projects & Engineering
Worksites welfare report.
From vest to bodywarmer,
jacket and trousers, the
clothing is suitable for
industrial laundering.
Included is foul weather
wear such as high visibility
Gore-Tex salopettes with
elasticated waist and zipped
gusseted leg bottoms
approved to Class 1 and
EN343.
A high visibility, foul
weather Gore-Tex jacket with
scalloped collar, zip through
neck arrangement and centre
front zip with five-stud
storm flap, protects from
wind and rain to EN471 Class
3 and EN343, while
adaptability is provided with
the internal zip for
detachable body warmer. A
high visibility polo shirt
approved to EN471 Class 2 in
polyester provides an extra
layer.
For the functional layer,Windstopper vest, shorts and
balaclava next-to-skin
garments are soft,
breathable and windproof,
while discouraging
overheating. More articles from Cosalt:Ballyclare Ltd: |
