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View this webinar to learn what the new industrial head protection standard means in practice.The EN 397:2025 standard marks a monumental shift in safety helmet regulations, introducing two distinct helmet types: Type 1 for top impacts and Type 2 for top, side, and rear impacts.New compatibility tests are set to improve how helmets work with accessories and other PPE, like visors and ear defenders, bringing the standard in line with global safety rules.
This presentation explores the advanced capabilities of multi-sensor fire detectors and their critical role in enhancing fire safety.A key advantage of multi-sensor technology is its ability to reduce false alarms, particularly those caused by non-fire stimuli like vaping, aerosols, steam, and stage smoke. Research by BRE and the FIA has shown that multi-sensors can reduce false alarms by up to 69%, making them a cost-effective and reliable solution for settings prone to nuisance triggers, such as theatres, accommodation blocks, and educational institutions. Features like transient rejection and drift compensation further enhance their performance in challenging conditions.Testing and maintaining multi-sensor detectors requires careful attention to standards and best practices. Depending on the model and configuration, detectors may need to be tested sequentially—activating each sensor individually—or simultaneously, using tools that can apply combined stimuli. Standards such as BS 5839:1 emphasize the importance of using real stimuli and verifying that each sensor responds appropriately. Proper documentation, technician training, and access to system configurations are essential to ensure compliance and effectiveness.Ultimately, multi-sensor detectors represent a smarter approach to fire protection by combining multiple sensing technologies to improve detection accuracy and reduce unwanted alarms. Their adaptability, compliance with modern standards, and proven effectiveness in real-world applications make them a valuable asset in modern fire safety systems.
In an emergency, time is critical. Whether it’s fire, power failure, health emergency or unexpected event, the ability to respond quickly and safely can mean the difference between order and chaos - or even life and death. Yet, too often, evacuation planning is overlooked until it’s too late.This webinar explores the key elements of effective evacuation planning, including legal responsibilities, evacuation solutions and practical steps required to protect every individual — particularly those with limited mobility.By planning ahead, organisations can strengthen their emergency preparedness, meet compliance standards, and, most importantly, save lives. Join us to gain actionable insights that can make your evacuation procedures safer, smarter and more inclusive.
This webinar provides key insights on the importance of data-driven safety in gas detection.It focuses on three key topics: The Future of Gas Detection Safety Through Data, Data’s Role in Refrigerant Gas Monitoring, Why This Matters to SMG and Our PartnersWe’discuss how advanced gas detection systems and data analytics are being used to monitor refrigerant gases more effectively, support sustainability goals, and drive innovation in HVAC and refrigeration systems.As industries evolve, hazardous gas data is becoming the cornerstone of proactive gas safety strategies. Real-time gas level data collection enables predictive analytics that help identify risks before they escalate into incidents. This shift from reactive to proactive safety management is not only reducing workplace accidents but also enhancing compliance and operational safety. In this session, we’ll explore how data-driven insights are shaping the next generation of safety protocols relating to gas detection.Refrigerant gases, particularly those with high global warming potential, are under increasing regulatory scrutiny. Accurate, real-time data is essential for detecting leaks early, minimising environmental impact, and ensuring compliance with evolving legislation.This webinar showcases real-world applications, including insights from our partners and clients, to demonstrate how data is not just a tool—but a transformative force in safety and environmental performance.
Contractor compliance is under growing scrutiny. As supply chains expand and safety standards tighten, organisations face increasing compliance risks, such as fraudulent documentation, complex subcontracting, and evolving legal obligations. Maintaining robust contractor compliance is no longer optional, it’s a strategic imperative.Join Ben Coak, Technical Standards Manager, and Amanda Reynolds, Senior Partnerships Manager at SafeContractor, for a 60-minute interactive Q&A session on how to move beyond surface-level contractor management and build a culture of accountability, and proactive compliance.
Workforce compliance doesn’t stop with your direct employees – it extends across contractors, subcontractors, seasonal workers and anyone accessing your sites or operations. For organisations managing multiple sites or high-risk environments, maintaining consistent standards and processes can quickly become complex.This webinar explores how you can manage workforce compliance and competency effectively at scale. Learn how digital tools can support role-specific onboarding, real-time visibility, and audit-ready records across your entire workforce. It shares practical examples of how organisations are streamlining mobilisation, reducing risk and building confidence that every worker - regardless of employment type – is in the right place, with the right approvals.