How much Hi-Vis do you need to show? Hi Vis Standards - EN ISO 20471 Explained

24/02/2022

Hi-Vis workwear is a must for all construction sites. It is essential for keeping workers safe near vehicles and in low lighting conditions. Being able to distinguish a person from their background quickly, in any conditions at any angle considerably reduces the risk of an accident.

Due to the importance of hi-vis, legislation ensures that hi-vis clothing is standardised and provides optimal protection to the wearer. The current legislation is EN ISO 20471.

Reaching Dizzying Heights in Construction

04/02/2022

Working at height is a daily practice in the construction industry, but it has its risks. In 2020/21 the construction industry made up almost 30% of work-related fatal injuries.  Over 25% of those injuries were categorised as falling from height, with just over 2 incidents occurring per month, and 16% were a result of falling objects. Find out how to manage the risks.

Safety Sign Regulations

01/02/2022

BryGrip:THE INCREDIBLY STRONG HYBRID POLYMER SEALANT & ADHESIVE

24/01/2022

Tackling Vibration on Construction Sites

20/01/2022

Vibration is infrequently talked about in comparison to other health and safety risks associated with construction work. However, it is no less of a risk to employees’ health.

Selecting the right Fire Extinguisher

12/01/2022

When it comes to selecting the correct fire extinguisher there is no single type of extinguisher that’s effective on every kind of fire. Prior to purchasing a fire extinguisher, it’s important to consider the fire risks and what types of fire you may need to deal with. The wrong type of extinguisher could intensify the flames and increase the risk of injury to those fighting the fire.

Bryson Festive Opening Hours 2021

08/12/2021

As we approach the festive season, please be sure to read the information below regarding our end of year opening hours.

How do you tell the Cut Level of Safety Gloves?

03/11/2021

Cut resistance rating is one of the recent changes in glove safety standards. These ratings have been implemented in standard EN 388:2016. In addition to the coup-test in accordance with EN 388:2003, the new test method in accordance to ISO 13997 has been introduced.

Introducing our new PPE Recycling Scheme

04/10/2021

Introducing our new PPE Recycling Scheme where NOTHING goes to landfill, everything is recycled! We can recycle all your PPE such as helmets, safety boots, face masks and hi vis clothing.

Bryson is a GOLD Standard Constructionline Member

29/09/2021

Our Construcitonline Gold membership gives you peace of mind that we’re a validated high quality supplier compliant with a number of procurement and ethical standards such as the PSA91 and the Common Assessment Standard. Find out more.