All Archive Titles articles – Page 341

  • The Harnser lifting device was short listed at the Health & Safety Awards
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    Harnser almost lifts prize

    2006-10-03T00:00:00Z

    Just 12 months after its launch, the innovative new window lifting crane from Eazi Lift has been feted at the annual Health & Safety Awards in London.

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    Dogs must be in safe hands at all times...

    2006-10-03T00:00:00Z

    Sir – I would like to offer an opinion on what I believe to be a hugely important issue – the non-licensing of specialist security dog handlers by the Security Industry Authority (SIA).

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    Regulation: has it all been worthwhile?

    2006-10-03T00:00:00Z

    Licensing and regulation of security officers courtesy of the Security Industry Authority has been in force for six months now. The $64,000 question that many practitioners are beginning to ask is: “Has it all been worthwhile for those directly involved?” Nick Evans explains why his answer is of the negative ...

  • Signo, have a top-deck
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    Signo all at sea

    2006-10-03T00:00:00Z

    Surface protection specialists, Signo, have a top-deck position aboard one of the world’s largest cruise liners, the Freedom of the Seas.

  • Trellick Towers, west London: What has been described as stark brutalist design still deserves to be protected for the future
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    Disputed Trellick Tower window replacement gets go ahead

    2006-10-03T00:00:00Z

    It has been tough to strike the right balance between conserving the design of a listed landmark and the necessity of modern technology.

  • Janbac-Baudin’s NC multi-head drilling-notching station – Model 9000 CN GM2 is the latest new launch from the French manufacturer
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    A cross-channel agreement: kippax links with janbac-baudin in recriprocal agreement

    2006-10-03T00:00:00Z

    An ‘entente cordiale’ between H G Kippax & Sons and Janbac-Baudin will see the UK company’s flat glass screen-printing machines distributed throughout the Francophone world – and the French firm’s drilling, edging and bevelling equipment sold here.

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    Resolution agenda

    2006-10-03T00:00:00Z

    As chairman and managing director respectively of OCS Resolution Security, Dai Prichard and Richard Fenton-Jones head up the country’s eighth largest guarding contractor and determine the business strategy that generates a more-than-healthy £85 million annual turnover. Has their outlook on life been substantially altered by the Approved Contractor Scheme-driven ...

  • Quito wins the Cervoglass Fortune Stakes, the fourth race of the day
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    Glass Age Raceday: A winning formula

    2006-10-03T00:00:00Z

    Over 100 industry folk gathered at Haydock Park to enjoy a day of horse racing and hospitality

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    Age legislation could bring health issues

    2006-10-03T00:00:00Z

    Companies could find themselves in court if they discriminate on the basis of age.

  • iPods, USB sticks and related ‘gizmos’ are proving stressful for security managers.
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    Taking on the fraudsters... again

    2006-10-03T00:00:00Z

    Research results emanating from Cardiff University suggest that three million online customers of HSBC Bank may be vulnerable to fraudulent attacks on their accounts.

  • CWG Choices directors Philip de Clermont  and Jason Wilder
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    CWG team start again in Corby

    2006-10-03T00:00:00Z

    New it might be but CWG Choices Ltd, the new trade only supplier of frames to installers has started with quite a pedigree. With a lineage that goes back to 1992, directors Jason Wilder and Philip de Clermont are once again based at the Corby site where Rehau Tritec and ...

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    Advice falls on deaf ears

    2006-10-03T00:00:00Z

    I write further to Stephen Kennett’s article on the Governments promise of an energy review (leader, BSJ 08/06)

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    Take full advantage: Challenge your colleagues & the whole industry

    2006-10-03T00:00:00Z

    Fantasy football fever has gripped the glazing world again. Taking full advantage of your five transfers per month will help you to challenge for the overall prize and eight monthly prizes

  • PN’s large punching and metal forming press
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    The Dane attraction: A wealth of history and experience adds up to a bright future

    2006-10-03T00:00:00Z

    Ice cold schnapps is not the only good thing to come out of Denmark. Hardware company, Peder Nielsen, shows that a commitment to high quality exports keeps customers coming back.

  • A Rehau-Dimension roof installation
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    Adding another Dimension

    2006-10-03T00:00:00Z

    Yorkshire Trade Windows in Castleford, West Yorkshire is one of the first fabricators to begin manufacturing the new Rehau-Dimension conservatory roofs.

  • Two new vehicles have been added to the fleet of Cervoglass, which is currently going through a corporate expansion phase
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    Getting Activ on the road

    2006-10-03T00:00:00Z

    Cervoglass has been building its reputation for supplying top quality conservatory roof glass through a corporate expansion phase. This has involved a structured and ongoing recruitment and development programme.

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    Heywood Williams acquires Carlisle Brass

    2006-10-03T00:00:00Z

    The distributor of branded building products, Heywood Williams Group PLC, has signed an acquisition agreement to buy the Carlisle Brass Group.

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    Abbseal owner makes Norman & Underwood acquisition

    2006-10-03T00:00:00Z

    Abbseal (UK) Ltd announces that with immediate effect it has taken management control of the glass processing and merchanting operations of Norman & Underwood (Eastern) Limited, based at Kings Lynn in Norfolk. Abbseal’s owner, Epic Reconstruction, made the acquisition.

  • BSIA chief executive David Dickinson.
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    Life begins again at 40

    2006-10-03T00:00:00Z

    With the British Security Industry Association rapidly approaching its 40th Birthday, and the recent launch of a new corporate identity under its belt, now is perhaps an opportune moment to take stock of where the organisation might be heading in the years to come. Brian Sims talks to chief ...

  • Kevin Hill, Managing Director, David Fletcher, Chairman, Wasim Afzal, Martin Hall, Adrian Snee, Alan Barnard and Jim Hodson.
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    Senior managers buy 30 per cent of John Fredericks

    2006-10-03T00:00:00Z

    Faith in John Fredericks is high amongst its senior management team, who have just bought 30 per cent of the companyThe senior management team at John Fredericks, trade frame fabricator, has acquired 30 per cent of the company’s share capital. Additional investment has also been secured from the existing institutional ...