Health & Safety
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Hasegawa releases the wrist safety alarm for electricians
Hasegawa has released a proximity wrist alarm that gives jointers and electricians added safety and security when undertaking cubicle works. The wrist alarm sounds when within ... -
ERVest, the ‘defibrillator of heatstroke’ launches in Australia
The ERVest has launched in Australia. It’s a medical and military-grade, self-powered, endothermic cooling device which has been labelled as the solution to immediately treat heatstroke. ... -
RCD Ultra-safe: WWEST’s world-first RCD innovation
World Wide Electrical Safety Technology (WWEST) has developed a Revolutionary Residual Current Technology (RCD) Ultra-safe device. RCD technology eliminates electrical surge issues, dramatically reduces risk of ... -
Pro-Visual Publishing releases annual AR Interactive Educational Safety Guide
Pro-Visual Publishing and its partnered have released the annual Augmented Reality (AR) Interactive Educational Safety Guide for QLD Construction. It’s a free wall poster designed to ... -
INEREX fire suppression system helps prevent data centre disasters
Rotarex has released the INEREX inert gas system to help stop fires in data centres, environments that can sometimes be hotbeds for fires due to the ... -
Give your old boots the boot with Blundstone
Blundstone is calling on tradies to walk into the new year with a new pair of boots on. Work boots don’t last forever and over time ... -
Clipsal releases new solutions to keep Australians safe
Clipsal has released a safety switch into Australian homes which will bring the country into a new era of electrical protection with the introduction of the ... -
Solar chimneys can save energy and lives
In a collaboration between RMIT University and the City of Kingston, researchers have developed the worlds-first solar chimneys which aim to cut energy costs in half ... -
Nearly half the Australian construction sector turns to technology for risk management
With the COVID-19 pandemic forcing businesses to rely on technology much more, Procore Technologies has released the first findings of its second annual Australian construction industry ... -
COVID-19 testing to begin on construction sites
Building and construction workers will get dedicated mobile testing facilities under a new Incolink initiative, supported by the federal government. Incolink chief executive Erik Locke says ...
