Portable Gas Detectors - Single & Multi Gas Sensors

Portable Single & Multi-Sensor Gas Monitors. Select from a range of common toxic gases, oxygen or combustible gases.

Multi Sensor Units Single Sensor Units

NATA Calibrations

NATA accredited calibration services of digital temperature measuring systems from -90c to 200c, accreditation number 20700.

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Height Safety

Fall prevention equipment and safety systems.

Our range of height safety equipment will keep you safe when working on roofs, raised platforms or anywhere off the ground.

Height Safety Equipment Roof Safety Systems

Confined Spaces

Confined space entry equipment.

Our range of confined space equipment designed to help when you're working in an enclosed or partially enclosed space.

Confined Space Equipment BA Sets

Gas Detection

Fixed Systems, Transmitters & Controllers

Our controllers, sensors and transmitters will make up the perfect solution for a variety of applications requiring toxic gases to be detected.

Refrigerant Gas Monitors Controllers and Transmitters

Area Monitoring

Gas Leak Area Monitors

We offer a range of area gas monitors, ideal for perimeter monitoring in hazardous areas, confined space entry, fence line monitoring and car park air quality control.

Portable Area Monitors Carpark Area Monitoring

Loner Safety

Lone/Remote Worker Monitoring

Connected Safety with 24/7 continuous monitoring. Available for lone work monitoring only or add the sensor cartridge to include wireless gas detection.

Remote Worker Wireless Gas Detection

Gas Detection

NATA Calibrations

Height Safety

Confined Spaces

Gas Detection

Area Monitoring

Loner Safety

Height Safety & Suspension Trauma

“Suspension trauma, also known as orthostatic shock while suspended, harness hang syndrome (HHS), suspension syndrome, or orthostatic intolerance, is an effect which occurs when the human body is held upright without any movement for a period of time.” ^[1] This can lead to presyncopal symptoms or even a lack of consciousness.
Is there a difference between a Helmet and a Hard Hat?

Is there a difference between a Helmet and a Hard Hat? The short answer is 'Yes' a helmet offers a better fit and more protection than a hard hat. While both are used for head protection traditionally hard hats are used within a working environment like construction, while a helmet has been used for head protection in sporting applications.