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Keeping Lone Worker ATEX Areas Safe

Written by ANT Telecom | 11 May 2018
Employees across every industry have the right to work under safe conditions, but there are certain workers that are at increased risk due to the environments that they operate in, such as those working in potentially explosive atmospheres. For lone workers, the risks are even higher, as there are ...

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Topics: Lone Workers, ATEX

How Quickly Are You Alerted If A Lone Worker Has an Accident?

Written by ANT Telecom | 15 Feb 2018
Lone workers carrying out their duties in ATEX areas are exposed to various hazards, many of which may be dangerous to them and to the company, if taken lightly and without adequate safeguards in place. Working on COMAH sites, where ATEX zones are prevalent, is a challenge that cannot be ...

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Topics: Lone Workers, Manufacturing Industry, Health and Safety, ATEX

How Do You Best Protect Staff Working in ATEX Areas?

Written by ANT Telecom | 13 Feb 2018
Every worker has a right to a safe working environment, but there are others who need more specific safety conditions and apparatus. Workers, specifically those operating in areas where they are exposed to potential explosions, due to highly flammable gases and dust, are protected under the ...

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Topics: Lone Workers, Manufacturing Industry, Health and Safety, ATEX

Monitoring and Alert Systems: Protect Workers from Toxic Gas

Written by ANT Telecom | 8 Jan 2018
From engineers servicing wind farms to workers employed in the soft drinks manufacturing industry, employees in many different sectors can find themselves at risk from toxic gases. Lone workers are at a particularly enhanced risk as they do not have the benefit of work colleagues on site with them ...

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Topics: Lone Workers, ATEX

Protecting staff working in hazardous ATEX environments

Written by ANT Telecom | 14 Oct 2016
When it comes to sites containing explosive atmospheres, health and safety managers have additional concerns when looking after the health and safety of their staff and contractors. Whole sites or areas of a site need to be restricted and processes put in place to make everyone aware when they are ...

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Topics: ATEX

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