Essential Safety Equipment Product Guides & Videos
Product Guides
Pipe markers and pipe identification tape guide
Pipe Markers/Pipe Identification Tape are needed because:
It's the Law
The Health & Safety (Signs and Signals) Regulations 1996 Part 3 state pipes that transport dangerous substances must be identified with the appropriate danger symbol and the name of the substance.
For Extra Safety and Security
Unmarked pipes and valves can cause danger to life and inflict damage to equipment, so ensuring safety by correctly labelling them can save money in the long run.
Fire extinguisher types, colours and a guide to their use
Providing fire extinguishers in and around your commercial premises is both a safety necessity and a legal requirement. However having the correct fire extinguishers in place to tackle the most likely causes of fire in your place of work is not subject to laws but is down to individual research.
Knowing which type of extinguisher to use for which class of fire, and, as importantly, which extinguisher type NOT to use could be the difference between life and death and averting a fire catastrophe.Here at Seton we offer every type of Fire Extinguisher and this simple step-by-step guide will inform you which one is best suited for your needs.
Training Tools
Confined Spaces
This training tool should be used to help educate everyone on the dangers of working in confined spaces and how best to assess risks and minimise injuries.
A confined space is defined as any place including any chamber, tank, vat, silo, pit, trench, sewer, flue, well or other similar place in which, by virtue of its enclosed nature, there arises a reasonably foreseeable specified risk.
Driving safely for work
The aim of this Training Tool is to help lessen the risks to employees and your business when it comes to driving safely for work.
Some employers believe that if their vehicles have valid MOT certificates and employees have valid driving licences, that is enough to ensure the safety of employees as they comply with relevant road traffic legislation.
This couldn’t be further from the truth.
Identifying asbestos
The aim of this Training Tool is to provide you with the following information to ensure the safety of your workforce:
What is asbestos?Where is asbestos found? What does asbestos look like? How can you identify asbestos?
Hidden killer – diseases
Asbestos training legal requirements etc.
Working at height: leaning ladder and step-ladder safety
What are the reasons people fall from ladders and stepladders?You don’t necessarily have to fall from a great height to be badly injured. Most injuries are caused by falls from less than 2m – commonly causing broken arms or legs and in some instances death.