UV: YOU CAN’T SEE IT. YOU CAN’T FEEL IT. A GROWING RISK TO YOUR PEOPLE.

UV radiation is a risk you can not see. This makes it a difficult risk to manage in the workplace. As a employer, you have a duty of care to*:

1. Protect your employees from occupational hazards.
2. Conduct an assessment of the risks to the health of your staff.

However, there are simple steps you can take to help meet your duty of care and protect your employees. Download the whitepaper to explore the risks of UV overexposure and access SC Johnson Professional's practical employer checklist for safeguarding your employees.

Sources:
*https://www.tuc.org.uk/sites/default/files/extras/skincancer.pdf

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Technological advances make it possible to quickly and cost-effectively protect workers from hazardous gases and improve productivity using devices that are straightforward to use. Their application has widespread use across sectors including Spain’s diverse chemical industry and its large and relatively complex refining industry, as well as Portugal’s energy sector. In this report, produced in partnership with Industrial Scientific, we explore what devices are available and how they can help health and safety professionals and their companies execute their duty of care to protect staff on the frontline.

UV: YOU CAN’T SEE IT. YOU CAN’T FEEL IT. A GROWING RISK TO YOUR PEOPLE.

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