Demystifying EN 388:2016 Standards Cut Level Ratings

27/10/2023

EN 388:2016 is a European standard used to assess the performance of gloves in protecting against mechanical risks. These risks include cuts, abrasions, tears, and punctures. We'll focus primarily on cut resistance, rated on a scale from A to F, with F representing the highest level of cut protection.

Bryson Reach a Deal with Eurotec Administrators

23/08/2023

Bryson have reached a deal with the administrators of highly regarded competitor Eurotec Group Ltd, to acquire certain key assets of the business. Click below to read full press release issued on Wednesday 23rd August 2023.

Keeping Gloves On Hands

27/06/2023

Hands are a vitally important part of our everyday lives. They are the most indispensable tool that we own or use, but what’s more – our hands come with no spare parts!  

Site Office Set-Up Guide | From Furniture to Essential Supplies

22/06/2023

With the help of our wide range of high-quality office furniture and supplies, you can set up a fully-functioning office on your construction site.

Your Guide to Site Canteen Appliances & Supplies

31/05/2023

Construction Dust: Protecting Your Workers from Health Risks

26/05/2023

Construction dust is a general term to describe the different types of dust generated at construction sites. These types of dust are not only a nuisance on site, but can also damage to health, sometimes with long-term implications.

Bryson Becomes a 3M Authorized Distributor

08/02/2023

Bryson Products has become a 3M Authorized Distributor of products like safety spectacles, helmets with integrated faceshields, reusable half-face respirators, as well as ear plugs and active hearing products, amongst others.

Single-Use Plastic Ban

03/02/2023

The Government recently announced that they will ban some single-use plastics in England. The ban is a big step forward in the fight to make the Earth cleaner and healthier for future generations.

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01/11/2022

What Are the Risks of Working at Height?

18/10/2022

The main hazards when working at height are that an object or person could fall. In the UK, the majority of fatal and non-fatal accidents are the result of people or objects falling from height. Even light objects can cause serious injury or death when they fall from a high work platform.

It is not just the danger of plummeting while sitting on a girder 50 floors up or when fitting a high window that can be dangerous.