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Working safely with quartz dust: the risks, regulations, and the correct respiratory protection

Working safely with quartz dust: the risks, regulations, and the correct respiratory protection

24-Aug-2026
A dust mask alone is often no longer sufficient when working with quartz dust. Find out what the latest legislation requires and, more importantly, which respiratory protection provides effective protection on today’s construction sites.
New standard EN 397:2025: what changes for your protective helmets?

New standard EN 397:2025: what changes for your protective helmets?

11-Aug-2026
EN 397:2025 replaces the standard for industrial protective helmets. Find out what the new helmet types, requirements and transition period mean for your company.
10 myths about personal protective equipment (PPE) disproved

10 myths about personal protective equipment (PPE) disproved

27-Jul-2026
PPE often gives rise to many misconceptions. Here, we disprove 10 persistent myths about personal protective equipment to help you make the right choice. Discover the facts.
Lockout-Tagout: Protect your employees with the appropriate signage

Lockout-Tagout: Protect your employees with the appropriate signage

22-Jul-2026
Create a safer working environment with a LoTo tour: Identify hazards, learn how to script procedures and protect your employees.
 EN 360:2023: what you need to know about the new standard for retractable fall arresters

EN 360:2023: what you need to know about the new standard for retractable fall arresters

08-Jun-2026
Retractable fall arresters must now comply with the revised EN 360:2023 standard. What’s changing, what are the key implementation dates, and what does this mean for your existing equipment?
From EN 343 to EN ISO 24232:2025 – what will change for your rainwear?

From EN 343 to EN ISO 24232:2025 – what will change for your rainwear?

04-May-2026
EN 343 has been replaced by EN ISO 24232:2025. Find out what’s changing for water penetration resistance (Wp), water vapour resistance (Ret), and the optional clothing fabric tests—along with what the new standard covers.