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Industrial SAFETY Awareness
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A new range of pocket-sized, on-the-job handbooks and training 
videos is now available from Technical Standards Services Ltd. 
Information at:

http://www.safety-at-work.co.uk

With the constant need to maximise the efficiency of the 
workforce through multi-tasking (especially in the field of 
mechanical handling), the issues of safety and competence are 
more important than ever. 

The SAFETY AWARENESS HANDBOOKS AND VIDEOS are a cost-effective 
solution, allowing in-house training using your own safety 
personnel or third party trainer.

The HANDBOOKS are convenient pocket-sized (A6) booklets packed 
with safety information allowing for on-the-spot checking of safe 
practice. Widely used in the oil industry and regarded as the 
"industry standard" they are applicable to all areas of industry 
and commerce. (Currently issued to UK Health and Safety 
Inspectors as reference documents.)

The VIDEOS emphasise good practice and provide guidance on safety 
in an entertaining, but thorough way. Offering 15-20 minutes of 
viewing, well-known TV personalities are used in often humorous 
situations to reinforce the messages.

INTERNATIONAL in nature the Handbooks and Videos reference 
relevant legislation and industry standards. They are available 
in UK English, US English, Spanish, Russian and Portuguese. (More 
language options will follow in due course.)

Details of the products can be found at 
http://www.safety-at-work.co.uk 

Sample pages from the handbooks and slide shows from the videos 
are also available on this web site.

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Subjects covered:

RIGGING AND LIFTING
CRANE OPERATIONS AND CARGO HANDLING
MANUAL HANDLING
FALLS AND FALLING OBJECTS
INJURIES TO FINGERS AND HANDS

An order form for printing and sending offline is also available 
on the web site http://www.safety-at-work.co.uk.

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