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21 August 2017

• Elesa at SPE Offshore Europe Exhibition, Aberdeen, 5th – 8th September, Stand No: 3A200

  Elesa are excited to display their offshore related standard elements at the forthcoming SPE Offshore Europe Exhibition in Aberdeen this September, 5th – 8th.

• Eliminate problem metals at PPMA 2017

  Removing metal contamination is critical in any processing and packaging line.

• Improving Education By Creating Buildings Fit For Purpose

  A UK population growth spurt has led to a bigger demand for school places than ever. Bob Mortimer, UK & Ireland Sales Manager of leading education flooring provider Heckmondwike, explains how good building design and specifying durable materials can future proof schools and even improve staff retention and productivity.

• RRV Training at your own Site

  RRV Training via IPAF

• Heskins H3421 Glow in the Dark Anti Slip Tape Available Now

  Heskins H3421 is a new glow in the dark anti slip tape, with extended afterglow performance.

18 August 2017

• Time to get your warehouse 'same day ready'

  The online shopping boom has lead to manufacturers and retailers to putting greater effort into creating shorter picking, packing and delivery times. Streamlining their processes and services is a necessary step if they want to remain competitive in such a demand-driven world.

17 August 2017

• Ladder Association

  The Ladder Association Safety Guide.

• Introducing CND™ Sugar Vanilla™ Spa Range

  Sweet Squared invites you to experience the latest CND™ Spa range, Sugar Vanilla™.

• Please Mind The Office Design – How The Right Carpet Can Make All the Difference

  The third edition of the “What Workers Want” survey, a joint publication from the British Council for Offices (BCO) and Savills, found that neglecting office design can have a negative effect on employer’s well-being and performance.

• Comparing the Advantages with the Pitfalls of BYOD

  Research from Gartner has shown that 39% of employees surveyed rely on personally owned mobile devices in the workplace. Use of corporate owned devices was minor in comparison – just 10%. There are of course obvious reasons for the decline of corporate devices – primarily being the high cost burden for businesses.