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Inaugural Qatar HSE & FireSafety ConferenceSelecting the right footwearfor the jobImproving safety by reducingwasteful processes Annual Personal ProtectiveEquipment Buyers’ Guide

Qatar takes steps toboost worker welfare inthe run-up to the 2022FIFA World Cup

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Market news 4Developments from across theHSE industry in the Middle East

Calendar 8A round-up of industry eventsworldwide

Safety

Transferring offshorepersonnel safely 10We speak with Sandra Antonovic,COO of Reflex Marine, whichspecialises in solutions formarine personnel transfer

Reduce wasteful processes,improve safety 15How to improve safety bytargeting wasteful permit andlockout processes

Equipment

Finding your feet 19Selecting the right footwear canbe a matter of life and death

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19Country focus: Qatar

Raising the standard 20Qatar is taking steps to boosthealth and safety for workersputting together the country’snew sporting infrastructure

Events

Addressing HSE challenges 22The Qatar HSE & Fire SafetyConference 2017 will provide atimely forum to share ideas andexpertise on HSE isuses andchallenges

Intersec set for Saudi Arabialaunch 24The trade show will boost thekingdom’s security market, whichaccounts for 42 per cent of theregional total

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News/Analysis 4

editor’s letter

AS QATAR’S PREPARATIONS advance for hosting the 2022 FIFA World Cup, wereport on the steps being taken to improve standards for worker welfare,spearheaded by the Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy (SC) (p20).Much progress has been made, but there is still some way to go. Our QatarHSE & Fire Safety Conference 2017 (p22) will provide a timely forum to shareideas and expertise on HSE issues and challenges. Also in this issue we focus on offshore personnel safety (p10) and PPE (p18),including our Annual PPE Buyers’ Guide on p34, as well as previewingleading upcoming events including Intersec Saudi Arabia (p24).

Louise Waters, Editor

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CERTIFICATIONA major industry review intohealth and safety qualifications inthe UAE has called on theexpertise of an IOSH branch tohelp with its development. Thereview is examining thequalification framework, whichranges from a Level 3 certificateup to a Level 6 diploma.Members of the institution’s

UAE branch are working with theAbu Dhabi Vocational Educationand Training Institute (ADVETI)and the UAE NationalQualifications Authority (NQA) onthe development of the NationalEHS (environment, health andsafety) Framework. Two branchmeetings, one in Abu Dhabi andthe other in Dubai, have providedmembers with the opportunity totake part in the review.At the meetings, they were

provided with an overview of theframework development andhow it relates to others aroundthe world before being asked toexamine the occupationalprofiles for an environmental andoccupational health inspector.

EMERGENCY RESPONSEMore than a dozen training providers from asfar as the UK, Netherlands and Brunei toAustralia, Abu Dhabi and the US have signedup to become champions of the DigitalStandards Integration, an industryprogramme to create regulated, consistentonline safety and training Standards withworld-class credibility and compliance.Companies including Maersk Training,

IFAP, MTC International, ERGT Australia,STC-KNRM Offshore Safety, AIS Group, ShellRoberts, M&A Safety Services, Petans, BastionTechnologies, GTSC, Yassine Marine Services,Survival Systems India and Megamas Trainingwill all contribute to the creation, testing andpilot of the digital integration ahead of itslaunch later this year.An integral part of ensuring the new digital

standard is robust, practical and fit for

purpose, the training providers will beinvolved in shaping the knowledge andlearning elements that will transfer from thecurrent standard into the digital version.Some training providers will also make theirfacilities available for filming live sequencesthat will be incorporated into the digitalelements of the BOSIET course.The Digital Standards Integration project is

spearheaded by OPITO.

SECURITYUAE-based Restrata, a globalsecurity solutions provider, is setto launch its new web-basedportal which brings together up-to-the-minute information on keysecurity developments in Iraq andthe implications for companiesoperating in the region.The portal will serve as a

platform to provide reportingand longer-term situational riskanalysis conducted by its BusinessSolutions Operation Centre(BSOC) in Basrah.Restrata is co-located with the

Basrah Operations Command(BaOC), the main headquartersof the Iraqi Security Forces (ISF),and provides a liaison between ISFand International Oil Companies(IOCs) and private business.Promoting freedom of

movement, emergency liaisonand information and analysisthrough bespoke and regularreporting, the online portal willoffer comprehensive currentsituation assessment and analysis,as well as an archive of historicmaterial.

Information provided byBSOC allows organisations toplan and implement safe journeymanagement with real timesituational awareness. Throughliaison with the 24/7 ControlCentre companies can gainassistance in dealing with anydifficulties that may occur andresponding to incidents. Throughthe BSOC, the Iraqi SecurityForces can be called upon tosupport subscribers in emergencysituations.Botan Osman, managing

director at Restrata, said, “It iscritical that organisationsplanning on conducting

commercial operations are ableto fully assess the situation inIraq. The BSOC has a uniquerelationship at the heart ofcommand in the region and has astrong and effective workingrelationship with the authoritiesin Iraq. This provides the mostcomplete service available forthose looking to minimise therisks to personnel andequipment.”“Operating conditions can

change very quickly and the bestway to stay informed is by using aservice that continuouslymonitors the situation in thecountry in real-time,” he added.

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Digital emergency response standard receives industry support

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CYBER SECURITYSANS Institute, which specialisesin information security training,will host a set of instructor-ledclassroom trainings in Riyadhfrom 6-11 May 2017 with the aimto arm organisations in theKingdom with the knowledgeand skills needed to prevent andmitigate the impact of cyber-attacks. Each of four courses atSANS Riyadh prepares studentsto take the associated globallyrenowned GIAC certificationexams.“SANS Riyadh 2017” will

feature four courses, coveringcyber security essentials as well asin-depth hands-on trainings onthe key topics of network forensicsand analytics, hacker tools andtechniques, and penetrationtesting and ethical hacking. “Cyber security is a hot topic

in Saudi Arabia as the countryhas been the epicentre ofmultiple large-scale politicallyand financially motivatedattacks,” explained Ned Baltagi,managing director, Middle Eastand Africa, at SANS.

ROAD SAFETYThe Dubai Roads and Transport Authority(RTA) has opened the Vehicles Safety ServiceCenter at JAFZA. The centre provides theservices of installing remote monitoringdevices for detecting faults of heavy vehicles,which have completed more than 20 years inservice. About 300 trucks have been fittedwith the service during last February. Thisproject is implemented in support of theSmart City initiative of the Dubai

government. It conforms to the strategicobjectives of Dubai and the RTA aimed atimproving the traffic safety and road securityby reducing accidents of heavy vehicles. The service is intended to classify the risks

posed by vehicles, drivers and transportcompanies with the aim of easing the burdenon compliant parties and applying a morerigorous approach to defaulters. It will also reduce the frequency of stopping

compliant vehicles on roads for on-road

inspections according to the risk rating givenusing the information generated by thetechnical inspection and vehicles safety system. This will contribute to improving the safety

of vehicles and traffic and curbing accidentsby enhancing the monitoring regime,improving the environmental sustainabilityand offering new government services. Suchservices have to be enabled via smart devicesconfigured with electronic systems and linkedwith the smart monitoring centre of the RTA.

CERTIFICATIONBorouge has been awarded fourinternational certificates inrecognition of its strongcommitment to ensuringemployees’ health and safety atworkplaces and effectivelymanaging its quality performanceand reliable control ofenvironmental impacts.The company has been

awarded two OHSAS 18001:2007certificates in recognition of itsOccupational Health and SafetyManagement System. Thecertificates were handed over toBorouge by ABS QualityEvaluations, a USA-basedinternational certification andauditing body, upon auditing therigorous implementation ofBorouge’s Health and SafetyManagement System upholdingits commitment to safeoperations at the company’splants in Ruwais as well as itsoffices across the Middle East andAsia Pacific regions.Another two ISO 9001: 2008

and ISO 14001:2004 certificateswere granted by RINA Services to

the Borouge Innovation Centrein recognition of its quality andenvironmental managementsystems. The certification helpscompanies have a systematicapproach to continuousimprovement of their operations,customer satisfaction,environmental controls andeffective, corrective andpreventive actions on theidentified and potentialnonconformities.“We are very proud to be

granted four prestigiouscertifications by two internationalcertification bodies in

recognition of our managementsystems at Borouge’s operationfacilities and offices as well as ourInnovation Centre in AbuDhabi,” said Ahmed OmarAbdulla, CEO Abu DhabiPolymers Company (Borouge).“This achievement is anothermilestone in the history ofBorouge and it’s all attributed tothe team work of our dedicatedpeople who were fully committedto maintain a safe workplace atour operational plants in Ruwaisand Shanghai as well as at ouroffices in the Middle East andAsia Pacific.”

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Borouge receives four OHSAS andISO certifications

RTA launches Vehicles Safety Service Centre

Training event to fightgrowing cyber threatsin Saudi Arabia


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ROAD SAFETYThe 2017 edition of the annualBE SAFE SOHAR event tookplace at the end of March incollaboration with the RoyalSociety for the Prevention ofAccidents (ROSPA), LifelineHospital, TRISTAR, SoharInstitute for Management andTechnology, Public Authority forCivil Defence and Ambulance,Abdul Aziz and Brothers LLC,Ministry of Manpower and theRoyal Oman Police. “This year’s BE SAFE event

was bigger and better than ever,”said Suwaid Al Shamaisi,

executive manager CorporateAffairs at SOHAR Port andFreezone, which organised the event. “A three-day exhibition of

specialised, international safetyequipment at our SOHAR HQbuilding was the focal point for awide variety of events thattargeted stakeholders from rightacross our tenant industries.”With investments of US$26bn

and now handling more than onemillion tonnes of cargo a week,Sohar ranks as one of the world’sfastest growing port and free zonedevelopments. This year’s events

included a blood donationcampaign to restock blood banksin local hospitals; first-aid andCPR training sessions; and a widevariety of seminars with sessionson safety leadership; SEVESO -European Safety Standards; roadtransport safety; terminaloperations safety; and abehavioural safety workshop.In addition, road users were

invited to attend defensivedriving courses led by CPS, withactivities that highlighted theneed for a focus on local roadsafety both inside and outside thePort and Freezone areas.

“There is still a lot to be donein terms of educating Oman’sroad users about the day-to-dayrisks involved with driving,especially in higher risk areas likeour Port,” explained MarkGeilenkirchen, SOHAR Port andFreezone CEO. “The safety of our staff and of

all road users at SOHAR Port andFreezone is critically important tous and we will continue to workon an on-going basis with theROP and all other relevantauthorities to continually reducethe number and the severity ofroad accidents in the Sultanate.”

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17-20 A+A 2017 DUSSELDORF www.aplusa-online.com

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5-7 ASIS Middle East Security Conference & Expo MANAMA www.asisonline.org

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Ali Nadeem Alinadeem Head HSEQatar National Cement Company

Khalid Ahmed Al-HetmiHSE HeadQatar Fuel (WOQOD)

Gary HicksGeneral Manager Emergency Management ConsultantEvac+Chair International Ltd (DMCC Branch)

Samir HasanHSE ManagerQatar Fertiliser Company (QAFCO)

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Robert Davies (BSc (Hons) MSc CEng CFPS MIFireE)Head of Fire & Life SafetyWSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff

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Nicole IversSH&E DirectorAECOM Qatar

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What are the main safetychallenges in marinepersonnel transfer, and howis Reflex Marine addressingthese?The subject of personnel

transfer offshore is sometimesmade excessively complicated.Essentially, it means gettingpeople to and from work. Thereare two predominant ways oftransporting people offshore – airtransfer by helicopter, and marinetransfer, where the main optionsare gangway or crane transfer.The most important safetychallenges in offshore personneltransfer are related to weatherand sea conditions. We addressthose issues through the designand engineering of our carriers. We started by comprehensively

reviewing crane transferoperations, using data sourcedfrom operators and publicsources. Analysis of these data, to

understand the root cause ofincidents (so that we coulddesign a product that couldreduce and mitigate those risks)confirmed the four key risksassociated with crane transfer ofpeople – falling out; injurycaused by side or lateral impact;injury caused by vertical impact;and injury or drowning if theunit falls in the water. Reflex Marine’s designers and

engineers adopted methodologiessimilar to those used to evaluatethe safety performance of motorvehicles and assess the risk ofinjury. Immersion was a lower order

risk, but still viewed as importantfor passenger reassurance. Thecarrier was hence designed tofloat and self-right in all loadconditions. Vessel motion, cranespeeds, sea states and the impacton the human body were amongthe criteria assessed. Reflex

Marine also developed a rigoroustesting and verification programto confirm that these objectiveshad been met.

What are the main benefits ofyour products ?By subjecting our carriers toscrupulous testing programmesreferencing biomechanical studiescarried out by automotive crash testexperts, we ensure that ourproducts help operators transfertheir people offshore in a very safe,simple and cost-effective way. Wehave a very affordable product foroil and gas and marine companies.The cost of buying one of ourproducts is minimal compared toother costs they incur in theiroffshore operations. In the past eight years we have

had no reported incidents ofpeople being hurt or injuredwhen using our products. Youoften read about helicopter

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incidents. While helicopters arecomfortable and convenient fortransferring personnel offshore,they’re also very expensive; andwhen something goes wrong,because of the complexity of thehelicopter operation, it can govery wrong. Personnel transfer bycrane takes just a couple ofminutes, so the risk time is shortcompared to using a helicopter,which helps with mitigating risks.Being a simple method oftransfer it is also more easilycontrolled. Sometimes companiestend to overcomplicate matters -it is often better both in the shortterm and in the long run to usesomething which is very safe, easyto use, comfortable and cost-effective. Companies whichoperate offshore have so manyexpenses and face constantpressure to cut costs. We offer asolution where you don’t have tocompromise on safety to have acost-effective way of movingpeople back and forth.

How important is the MiddleEast to your global businessand how do you viewprospects in the region?For over 20 years Reflex Marinehas been providing safe accesssolutions to the offshoreindustries. Our first market wasoffshore oil and gas, but we arenow supporting clients in otheroffshore sectors, like merchantmarine, LNG, tanker industry,also offshore civil engineering,navy and coast guard. The importance the Middle

East plays in all those offshoreindustry sectors is undisputedand obvious, so it is no surprisethat this region has a pivotal rolein our activities. We’ve beensupporting offshore companies inthe Middle East for more than 10

years now. Last year it becameclear that we needed to have alocal presence in the region to beable to work more closely withgrowing number of companiesthat were looking for our supportand expertise. I relocated to AbuDhabi in March 2016. I travelfrequently throughout the region,meeting offshore operatingcompanies and making sure we atReflex Marine understand theiroperations, challenges and needs.We work with these companieson assessing risks and definingthe best crew transfer option forthem, even if it sometimes meansgoing with a different product orcrew transfer solution. There is aclear and growing demand forour products, whether as a firstoption for personnel transfer orfor contingency. The region’snational oil and gas companies inparticular recognise the benefitsof our products, and we areworking with them and withtheir subcontractors to help putin place safe and cost efficientcrew logistics plans.

What are your plans fordeveloping your business inthe region?While we’ve been working in theMiddle East for more than 10years, this last year when we havehad a physical presence has beenthe true game changer for us andit’s been a very good year. Now itis much easier to meetcompanies, understand how theywork, what are their challengesand their needs. We have grownnot only in understanding themarket, but also in terms ofadvising companies on choosingtheir transfer method. Weconnected with many clients butalso with regulatory bodies,gaining an understanding on

what drives offshore safety andefficiency decisions in the region.Once you understand thedecision-making process it’s

much easier to offer a solution ina way that people can understandand take on board. I coulddescribe these last few months asa steep learning curve and anetworking whirlwind! Theimportance of meeting peopleface to face and giving them yourmost valuable commodity – yourtime and attention – has neverbeen more important. Same goesfor “think global, act local”approach. Learn, adapt and focushas been my mantra over the lastyear and I very much enjoy theexperience and the work we do. Our focus will continue to be

on NOCs, but we will also look toexpand our business withinternational oil companies andtheir subcontractors. Being ableto respond quickly and being ableto transfer our knowledge andapply it in the right way made ahuge difference in the way howwe interact and work with ourclients. There is a sense of aprofound collaboration and truston both sides.

What has been yourexperience of doing businessin the Middle East?

When we first entered the MiddleEast I am not sure we appreciatedas much as we should have thedifference in mindset and in theway things are done. However,once we did our homework andunderstood the localparticularities and what drivesthe decision-making processes,everything became much easier.The NOCs in the Middle Eastdraw on knowledge andexperience from the North Seaand North America, countrieswith established, professional andstructured ways of approachingsafety. They are open toinnovation and new ways ofdoing things, and have the capitalto invest once they’ve decided onwhat is best for them. In thatsense they’re often easier to workwith than companies in the West,which have been hit hard by theoil price crisis and had to cutcosts in an almost dramatic way.

To what extent has ReflexMarine been affected by thelow oil price environment?Our revenue and operationshave been affected, but as aperson in charge of our marketdevelopment and expansion Ibelieve the oil price crisis was thebest thing that could havehappened to us. We wentthrough rapid and profoundchange as a company, andemerged leaner, more flexibleand more market oriented. Itpushed us outside our comfortzone, and made us focus on andexplore areas where there aretremendous opportunities, suchas offshore civil engineering,tankers, LNG, coastal guard. Thisfinancial year we have recordedover 30 per cent growth, and weare looking forward to furtherexpansion.�

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A ll too often the permitand lockout processesrequired for

maintenance activities areregarded as wasteful expenditureof time and resources. In somecases, this attitude stems from alegislative compliance focus. “Weneed to get our plant up andrunning as soon as possible, andregulations compel us to fill inthese forms and get them signedby this manager, and thencounter-signed by that specialistwho is never in his office…” Thebureaucracy gets in the way ofour understanding of the truevalue being sought.

If we express the value requiredfrom the permit to work (PTW)process as “ensure the safety of all

personnel involved inmaintenance activities”, we canapply value stream mappingtechniques to identify inefficiencyand disorganisation throughoutthe workflow. Removing steps inthe process that fail to add valueis a method proven over decadesin a range of settings. Let’s take abrief tour of some of the classicwastes associated with permit andlockout processes.

WaitingFrequently, PTW systems are notdesigned to actively facilitatevisibility of work in progress.Information is dispersed acrossmultiple permit books, or limitedto inaccessible permit issueoffices. This means that

Scott Bredin, operations executive, Adapt IT,discusses how to improve safety by targetingwasteful permit and lockout processes.

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dependencies between tasks arenot clear, and neither is thepotential to introduce additionalhazards through unplanned workgroup interactions.

A lack of visibility on thecurrent state of permits increasesthe risk of lockout officers beingunprepared for lockout requestsand contractors having to wait forsections of plant to be made safe.

Defects and over-processingIt is important that organisationsunderstand the waste associatedwith lockout requests that are notaccurate. Obviously, it is criticalthat all sources of potentialenergy are isolated and lockedout – after all, this is the purposeof the process! However, there issignificant cost in includingunnecessary lockout points:consider the steps required toidentify, isolate, lock and tag, testfor dead, de-isolate and check therunning state of each lockoutpoint. Ultimately, the wastedeffort impacts on safety, with agreater propensity for personnelto rush through long lists ofredundant lockouts.

Ideally, these scenarios are bestengineered out of the system withwell-designed process/coveringlockouts. Additionally,standardisation of task and job-specific lockout proceduresensures that the correct lockoutsare identified forimplementation.

Similarly, many of the formsthat we require personnel tocomplete are rife with informationthat is not relevant to the task athand. The requirement forauditable permit documentationmeans that each element needs tobe checked or scored out. Staticforms waste time and frustratepeople who are trying to focus ongetting a job done safely.

Over-production and excessinventoryPTW and lockout are integral toshutdown planning. Maintenanceshutdowns are massivelyexpensive exercises, typicallyincurring large contractor andmaterial bills as well as theopportunity cost of lostproduction. Failing to prepare thePTW and lockouts for ashutdown job, or doing so fortasks that don’t get performed inthe shutdown window, is a majorwaste. Preparing for jobs thatdon’t get done can be thought ofas building work-in-progressinventory whose value isimmediately written off at theend of the shutdown. Not only istime squandered on the task notperformed, but scarce skills arediluted from the critical tasks thatare finally performed.

It is important for theperformance of the PTW andlockout processes to be reviewedin detail following a shutdown toidentify waste, and for this

learning to be built into future plans.

Driving operational excellenceBuilding PTW and lockoutsystems around Adapt IT’sIntelliPERMIT, organisations areable to significantly reduce wastefrom the PTW and lockoutprocesses. Permits are streamlinedto include only the relevanthazards and controls – reducingthe scope for defects and focusingpersonnel on the informationrelevant to the task at hand. Bycollating the previously disparatepermits and certificates into asingle work pack, authority iscorrectly delegated, and waitingtime is reduced. This hazard-centric approach similarly ensuresthat processes only include thecertificates and controls requiredfor the particular task underconsideration. Should either thecontent of the permit forms orthe workflow process requiremodification, these improvementscan be rapidly implemented while

retaining the appropriatecontrols.

The metrics provided by thesystem on preparation, waitingand tool time are a valuableplanning resource for futureshutdowns. Measuring thevelocity of permit processing andtime to isolate equipment on thecritical path of a shutdownmeans that the performancebenchmarks can be established.

By building more responsiveand relevant processes, weincrease engagement of personnelas they can more clearly see howeach step in the processcontributes towards a sharedvalue: the safety of themselvesand their colleagues. Eliminatingwaste allows the participants tounderstand their role in theprocess and to concentrate ontheir primary objectives. Finally,the safety systems we implementneed to encourage improvedcommunication between people,rather than a narrow focus oncompliance. �

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FIRE SAFETYGlobe Manufacturing Company has launched ATHLETIX™, a newturnout gear for firefighting personal protective equipment. Globe ATHLETIX™ won the 2016 International Achievement

Awards, Award of Excellence and Best in Category for AdvancedTextiles by Industrial Fabrics Association International. IAA recognisesexcellence in design and innovation in the specialty fabrics andtechnical textiles industry. At FDIC 2017, attendees were invited toexperience the range of motions that the new Globe ATHLETIX™turnout gear offers wearers in a specially designed Virtual Realitybooth, in which users can use the new gear first hand. Rob Freese,senior vice president of marketing at Globe said,“When we previewedATHLETIX™ at FDIC last year, we were continuing our ‘voice of thecustomer’ process that inspired this revolutionary change in turnoutgear design and capability. With the certified garments at the show thisyear, Globe is delivering turnout gear that firefighters want and thatenhances their performance. We are proud to continue delighting ourcustomers after 130 years.”

PPE MARKETZion Market Research has forecasted that theglobal personal protection equipment marketwill increase by 6.4 per cent annually from 2017- 2022. Zion Market Research, a marketresearch company which provides reports andhigh-end data analytic solutions, has recentlyreleased a report entitled “Personal ProtectiveEquipment Market (Hand Protection, FallProtection, Protective Clothing, ProfessionalFootwear, Head Protection, RespiratoryProtection, and Others) for Construction &

Manufacturing, Oil and Gas, Health Care,Petrochemicals, Food Industry, and OtherApplications: Global Industry Perspective,Comprehensive Analysis, Size, Share, Growth,Segment, Trends and Forecast, 2016 – 2022.” It states that the global personal protective

equipment market market in 2016 was valuedat around US$39.37bn. It is expected to bevalued at over US$57bn globally by the year2022, growing at a CAGR of 6.4 per centbetween 2017 and 2022. According to Zion, “An increasing number of

organisations worldwide are now becomingproactive regarding employee health and safety.Technological innovation and shiftingconsumer preference towards protectiveequipment are driving the market of personalprotective equipment. Increasing foreigninvestments, high industry growth, andstringent safety regulations can augment thedemand for personal protective equipmentworldwide. However, pricing pressures andincreasing commoditisation of products canimpact the growth of the market.”

LEGISLATIONThe European Commission hasproposed to replace EuropeanUnion directives governing thesafety of personal protectiveequipment and cablewaysinstallation by directly applicableregulations. This means 56 pagesof national legislation, piling up tohundreds of pages, will bescrapped, streamlining thebusiness between the nation states.The proposal will help ensure thatproducts marketed as safeguardingthe user against certain risks – e.g."this product protects against heatof up to 100°C" – fulfil theirclaims. The two regulationsproposed cover a very wide range

of products designed for bothconsumers and professionals,including bicycle helmets andcable cars.If passed, the new legislation

may well lead the global safety levelsand minimum standards formanufacturers and companiesacross the world. EuropeanCommission Vice-PresidentAntonio Tajani stated, “Morecoherent rules for personalprotective equipment and cablewayinstallations will lower businesses'compliance costs, especially forsmall and medium-sizedenterprises. Companies doingbusiness in the EU would be able torefer to one single legal text.”

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Global PPE market will increase by 6.4 per cent until 2022

Globe demonstrate ATHLETIXTM at FDIC International 2017


Personal Protection Equipment is becoming a more pressing topic for companies across the Middle East.We explore some of the latest equipment news and technology.

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T he Middle East’s safetyrecord has come a longway in the past decade.

However, 48 per cent ofoccupational injuries in SaudiArabia happen in theconstruction industry. With the number of safety

regulations in Dubai, forexample, it can often be difficultto know what equipment issuitable for each application.Many contractors go by theEuropean EN standards, such asEN471 visibility standard. In theconstruction sector, footcrushings from dropped objectscan be a real concern for sitemanagers and workers alike, soadhering to the EN ISO 2345:2005 standards protects workersto a minimum 200 joules impactresistance and a 15KNcompression test. Standards likethis help protect workers and savemoney and time in high-pressuresectors such as construction.

Examples of guard protectioncan been seen in HYTEST Safetyfootwear, who introduced themetatarsal guard. Along withguarding a crucial part of thefoot, the HYSTEST Super-guardX moves with the wearer,providing protection without

compromising comfort. Brands such as Scruffs, which

have recently been added to theRS Components range, includesafety features for otherapplications. The Grind S3 ratedboot includes a GORE-TEXlaminate, steel toe and compositemidsole, while the Cheviot,another S3 rated boot, has analuminium toe, lowering itsweight, making it moreappropriate for those who walkand move around move. Smart Trade Shop are offering

its own protective footwear in aneasy-to-read user guide on avariety of styles, including smartshoes for supervising engineerswho have to visit sites whichrequire protective footwear to beworn. For example, GreenTriangle indicates that it is a class1 toe cap with puncture resistantsole; Yellow Triangle is a class 2toe cap with puncture resistantsole; White Square indicateselectrical protection. There are some boots which

are crucial to the wearer and their

colleagues’ safety because of thematerial of the outsole. TheCommander-X5 outsole isresistant to chemicals, oil, gas,slipping, marking, and contains anylon shank for added support.While this seems like a verycapable boot, it may not besuitable for all applications. TheKEEN Davenport is a medium-duty workboot, but is 100 percent metal free, making it safer insome technical, electrical andmagnetic environments. Lehigh’s Quick collection has

been specifically designed forprotection against electricalhazards. Again, dependent on theapplication, these may be theboots for you. The Quickcollection also benefits fromfeaturing four distinctive styles,from a smart, composite-toeoption, to a steel-toed option fora heavy equipment environment. Having these options can

protect workers from onsitehazerds, but it can be critical toensure that the correct footwearis being worn, otherwise,protection against chemicals orelectrical shocks can becompromised, or be non-existent.It is advisable to go use theEuropean standards for safetyclohting to ensure that theproduct you are purchasing isindeed correct for the job. �

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“25 per cent ofUAE companies

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Q atar has not had theeasiest of times in thepress when it comes to

health and safety issues, especiallyon sites being developed for the2022 FIFA World Cup. Whileofficials are always keen to playdown any fuss, a series ofincidents and accidents in recentyears underscores the importanceof the matter – and, tragically,some key failings.Most recently, a British man

died after falling off a suspendedplatform while working on theKhalifa International Stadium. Itwas only the latest occurrencethat has troubled health andsafety watchdogs, includingAmnesty International, which lastyear raised the alarm aboutconditions for workersrefurbishing the stadium. It hasaccused Qatar of using forcedlabour and follows previousreports in 2015 of some 1,200workers who had diedconstructing buildings for theWorld Cup.

Making headway Things may be changing for thebetter, however. Ethical tradeconsultancy Impactt Limitedrecently conducted a study on theimplementation of Workers’Welfare Standards (WWS) forQatar’s big sports sites. It wasappointed last year by theSupreme Committee for Delivery& Legacy (SC) – the body set up

to deliver the World Cupinfrastructure – as an externalcompliance monitor trackingcontractors and subcontractorsinvolved in the big stadiumprojects. The SC is also workingwith Building and WoodWorkers’ International (BWI),the international trade unionconfederation, to monitor andreport on health and safety,specifically on sites – itannounced the first jointinspections on 2022 projects withthe SC in February.In an April report, Impactt says

the SC has made a “considerableeffort” in developing its standardsand putting in place newmonitoring systems as part of the

overall journey to raise workingconditions and improve healthand safety. Its findings were basedon a nine-month research periodin which it looked at three maincontractors and seven sub-contractors involved in Qatar’ssports infrastructure roll-out.

Regional challengeEnsuring labour standards in theMiddle East is never easy,however. The region’s reliance onmigrant workers from poorercountries means there is a highrisk of labour abuses, accordingto Impactt. Laws are often not incompliance with InternationalLabour Organisation (ILO)Conventions.

country focus: Qatar

Qatar is taking steps to boost health and safety for workers putting together the nation’s new sportinginfrastructure. Progress is being made, but work is still to be done. Martin Clark reports.

Qatar is building eight new stadia for the FIFA 2022

World Cup. (Photo: EQRoy/Shutterstock)

“The region’sreliance on

migrant workersfrom poorer

countries meansthere is a highrisk of labour

abuses,according to

Impactt.”

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“It is unsurprising thereforethat researchers and campaignershave identified significant abusesat many of the high profileconstruction sites across theregion, including in Qatar, and inrelation to workers ontournament projects,” theconsultancy notes. Concerns have focused on

diverse areas and abuses rangingfrom recruitment fees, employersretaining workers’ passports oridentity documents, contractsubstitution, late payment ofwages, differential wagesdepending on nationality of theworker, and poor working andliving conditions.Qatar itself has responded,

taking the matter seriously. In2013, the SC published aWorkers’ Charter to protect thehealth, safety and security ofworkers, followed a year later bythe publication of the WWS.Then, in 2016, it published anupdated version of the WWS,now mandatory for contractorsworking on SC projects.

Progress, not perfectThe Impactt report also detailsany non-compliances, and thesteps taken to address these areas.It found relatively high levels ofcompliance in contracts andadministration, end of serviceprocedures, health and safetymanagement, and managementof workers’ personal documents,living and transportation. “Thereis solid progress, but not yetperfection,” it notes. The lowest levels of compliance

were recorded in due diligence,recruitment policies to ensurefair treatment, and completion ofsome aspects of workerinduction. Low compliance wasalso seen in complex areas such asworker representation, treatment

of workers, disciplinaryprocedures and grievancemechanisms. Unsurprisingly, itadds, subcontractors furtherdown the chain tend to havemore severe and numerous issuesthan the main contractors.

Industry solutions Industry is also responding,offering solutions geared toeasing some of Qatar’s challenges.In some cases, these are drawingon state-of-the-art technology toaid workers’ safety and comfort. Tech provider Qatar Mobility

Innovations Centre in Doharecently unveiled a new productthat puts real-time and historicalinformation on weather, airquality and radiation in the handsof those who need it most – datathat could boost the safety oflabourers at work on project sites.Heat and humidity informationcan alert staff to potentiallyhazardous conditions, thecompany says. QMIC chiefexecutive Dr Adnan Abu-Dayyasays the new product is a tool insupporting the safety of labourers.“It involves all the stakeholders

right from decision makers to endusers,” he was quoted as saying inthe Gulf Times newspaperrecently. “It will show the worldthat we are doing our part to helpthe labourers. Hopefully, it willenhance the welfare of a greatsection of the population.”

Protective headgearAnother innovative product is acooled helmet designed anddeveloped by researchers in Qatarthat has the potential tosignificantly reduce the skintemperature of constructionworkers by up to 10 degreescentigrade. It could allow forsafer and more comfortableworking conditions in the hotsummer months, reckonscientists working on the newsystem at Qatar University. Largeorders for the solar-poweredhelmet have already been placed

to distribute among workers."This type of body-based

cooling technology has been usedbefore in US sports for trainingpurposes in hot states, but wehave now developed thisinnovative solution for theconstruction sector and webelieve it has the potential torevolutionise the constructionindustry in hotter areas of theworld,” says Dr Saud Abdul-AzizAbdul-Ghani, Professor at theCollege of Engineering at QatarUniversity.The concept uses a solar-

powered fan to blow air over acooled material at the top of thehelmet, which then comes downover the front of the person’s faceto provide a cooler micro-climatefor the worker. Qatar will see thefirst practical use of the helmets,although it is expected to haveimmense potential in other hotworking environmentsworldwide.Hilal Jeham Al Kuwari, SC

chairman, technical deliveryoffice, underscored Qatar’s effortsto improve its reputation inhealth and safety for workers.“As we continue to place

workers’ welfare as a top priorityacross all our construction sites,we are working hard to find anddevelop the most innovative andadvanced solutions in ourpreparations for the 2022 FIFAWorld Cup in Qatar,” he said. �

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place workers’welfare as atop priority

across all ourconstructionsites, we areworking hard

to find themost

innovative andadvancedsolutions.”

Hilal Jeham Al Kuwari, SCchairman


Qatar is sharpening the focus on worker welfare.(Photo: yottana Contributor Studio/Shutterstock)

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As Qatar prepares to host the 2022 FIFA World Cup, the country’sconstruction sector continues to gain momentum asinfrastructure developments take shape.

With this comes an increased focus on ensuring the development andimplementation of a well-planned health and safety strategy for allindustries and associated stakeholders. The inaugural Qatar HSE & Fire Safety Conference 2017, to take place

from 17-18 May at the Marriott Marquis, City Center, Doha, provides atimely platform for knowledge sharing across a broad range of relevanttopics, from evacuation strategies to safety leadership, fire testing andQatar’s construction specifications.Enjoying Qatari government support, it will include keynote

presentations from the Qatar Ministry of Labor on Qatar law and currentsafety practices, and from Qatar Civil Defence on how to prepare for theimplementation of Qatar’s new fire safety legislation. A mock court trialheld in partnership with Clyde & Co will illustrate the workings of thejustice system following a serious accident at work.Organised by Health, Safety & Security Middle East, the event is

sponsored by Thomas Bell-Wright International Consultants, Ansell andEvac+Chair, with the support of IOSH and IIRSM.The line-up of expert speakers includes Ehab Saleh, senior safety

engineer and Yasser Berzan, safety specialist, Ashghal; Alan Crawford, HSEspecialist, Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy 2022; WaleedGhanem, head of Health & Safety, Arab Engineering Bureau; Ali NadeemAlinadeem, head HSE, Qatar National Cement Company; AbhishekChhabra, Business Development, Thomas Bell-Wright InternationalConsultants; Gary Hicks, general manager, Evac+Chair International Ltd;Adel Lawson, HSE specialist, Oryx GTL; Samir Hasan, HSE manager,Qatar Fertiliser Co (QAFCO); Nicole Ivers, SH&E director AECOM Qatarand Khaled Ahmed Al-Hetmi, HSE head, Qatar Fuel.Join us in Doha to network with top HSE specialists and government

officials, and learn about the latest ideas, developments and innovations toaddress current HSE challenges. �

For further information see the website at www.hse-forum.com/qatar.

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The Qatar HSE & Fire Safety Conference 2017 willprovide a timely forum to share ideas andexpertise on HSE issues and challenges againstthe backdrop of Qatar’s preparations to host the2022 FIFA World Cup.

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“Enjoying Qatari government support, itwill include keynote presentations from

the Qatar Ministry of Labor and Qatar Civil Defence.”

• Improve occupational health and safetyfor a sound working environment

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Global players are lookingforward to the inauguraledition of Saudi Arabia’s

foremost secu rity, safety, and fireprote ction trade show in Jeddah,as exhibi tion space reaches fullcapacity ahead of opening inMay 2017.The inaugural edition of

Intersec Saudi Arabia will featuremore than 130 exhibitors from 25countries when it opens from 2-4May 2017 at the Jeddah Centerfor Forums & Events, as theycollectively take aim at theMiddle East’s largest commercialsecurity and fire safety market.According to analysts Frost &

Sullivan, Saudi Arabia’s spend oncommercial security, homelandsecurity and fire safety was worthUS$5.4bn in 2016, comprising a42 per cent share of the MiddleEast market that year.The impressive opportunities

are underlined by a full house ofleading manufacturers andsuppliers at Intersec SaudiArabia, with the show’s 22 officiallaunch partners at the forefrontof the 132 exhibitors eagerlyanticipating the debut show.

The biggest names in thebusiness signed on as soon asorganisers Messe FrankfurtMiddle East and Al-HarithyCompany for Exhibitions (ACEGroup) officially announced theshow last year, which is alsobacked by the Saudi Ministry ofHealth and the Saudi Safety &Security Department.Ahmed Pauwels, CEO Messe

Frankfurt Middle East, said,“Saudi Arabia is the pre-eminentplayer in security and fireprotection for the entire MiddleEast, and in Intersec SaudiArabia, we’re bringing this hugemarket to the doorsteps of theleading international players.“The dedicated trade fair

brings Saudi customers andpartners in direct contact withsuppliers of the latest technologiesand solutions available in themarket, so they can more easilyand efficiently protect theircritical assets and people.”The annual three-day event

also features country pavilionsfrom India, China, and the CzechRepublic, while the Safety Designin Buildings Conference on 2

May, and the Intersec Middle EastSecurity Forum from 3-4 Maywill put a dual spotlight onsecurity upgrades andconstruction safety as part of theKingdom’s Vision 2030.UAE-based NAFFCO, a world-

leading manufacturer of fireprotection systems, firefightingequipment, and safety andsecurity systems will be one ofdozens of Fire & Rescueexhibitors eying a slice of thekingdom’s market that spentUS$975mn on fire-relatedproducts and services in 2016.Intersec Saudi Arabia is one of

ten Messe Frankfurt-organisedtrade fairs and events dedicatedto the worldwide safety andsecurity sector, and the second inthe Middle East after the Group’sflagship show, Intersec in Dubai.It will present a comprehensive

overview of the entire safety,security and fire protectionindustries through six productsections of Commercial Security,Information Security, Perimeter& Physical Security, HomelandSecurity & Policing, Fire &Rescue and Safety & Health. �

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The trade fair will boost the kingdom’s security market, which comprises a 42 per cent share in the Middle East.

ABOVE: The January 2017Intersec in Dubai featured 1,304exhibitors and welcomed 33,212visitors from 128 countries, whichmade it the largest and mostinternational Intersec of all times.(Photo: Messe Frankfurt)

“The dedicatedtrade fair brings

Saudi customersand partners in

direct contact withsuppliers of the

latest technologiesand solutions

available in themarket.”

Ahmed Pauwels,CEO Messe Frankfurt Middle East

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Entering into its third year,OFSEC 2017 will bringtogether local and

international exhibitors who willshowcase their latest solutionsand technologies, cutting edgeinnovations, cost-effectiveproducts and services to meet therequirements of governments,businesses, industrial andcommercial entities, aviation,construction, infrastructure,transportation, manufacturing,oil and gas and utilities sectors.Dynamic economic and

infrastructure development inOman and the region has madethe Middle East the most vibrantsafety and security market in theworld, with a growth rate of morethan 10 per cent annually since2012, according to recent researchby G4S. There is a diversedemand for fire, safety andsecurity equipment, ranging fromthe smallest of businesses to largecorporates and home-users.OFSEC is designed to meet the

needs of the local, regional andinternational markets by linkingpractitioners, suppliers,distributors and manufacturersfrom the fire, safety and securityindustry, with key decisionmakers from the government andprivate sectors.

The three-day exhibition willattract participation from alarge number of exhibitors andrepresentation from over 30countries, with a slew ofproduct and service launches, tothe trade visitors and potentialbuyers from the region andbeyond. OFSEC has collaborated with

government bodies, leadingindustry associations, researchpartners and specialists toestablish the exhibition thatcaters to the entire fire, safetyand security sectors, making itan important convergencepoint. The expo is aligned withthe demand and supply of themarket across the board ofindustries to share bestpractices, tackle challenges, andexplore breakthrough methodsfor the integration of safety andsecurity technologies.

The expo is being endorsed byFirestop ContractorsInternational Association (FCIA),USA; International Institute ofRisk and Safety Management(IIRSM), UK; Institution ofOccupational Safety and Health(IOSH), UK; International WaterMist Association (IWMA),Germany; Oil and Gas SafetyCouncil, UK; German FireProtection Association, GFPA;and Asian Professional SecurityAssociation, APSA.The exhibition will lay

foundation and be the gateway tothe current and future markettrends in the fire, safety andsecurity sectors, for industryprofessionals to communicate,share ideas and identify solutions.OFSEC will strengthen local andinternational businessengagement and encourageinvestment. �

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OFSEC is Oman’s exclusive fire, safety and security expo and is designed to connect suppliers, distributorsand manufacturers to government and private sector decision-makers.

ABOVE: OFSEC 2016 took placefrom 5-7 September.

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to share bestpractices, tacklechallenges, and

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methods for theintegration of safety

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Safety & Health Expo, whichwill be held from 20-22June 2017 at ExCel

London, will provide a forum forkey health and safetyassociations, manufacturers,distributors, consultants andindustry leaders to cometogether, giving access tounrivalled expertise andnetworking under one roof.Safety & Health Expo is co-located with IFSEC International,Facilities Show, FIREXInternational and ServiceManagement Expo, catering forthose also responsible for fireprotection, security and facilitiesmanagement of their premises.This year’s show will welcome

world-renowned physicist,Professor Brian Cox OBE; DameKelly Holmes, double Olympicgold medallist; and SimonWeston CBE, highly respectedFalklands War veteran, as the2017 keynote speakers.According to the organisers,

Safety & Health Expo willprovide access to exclusive dealson the latest head protectionequipment, training solutions,footwear, eLearning tools,behavioural safety andoccupational health solutions.Visitors can also gain access toover 1,600 exhibitors offeringexclusive deals on over 20,000products across safety and health,facilities, service management,

fire and security includingworkwear, evacuation systems,head protection, behaviouralsafety services and more.The Professional Clothing

Show will partner with Safety &Health Expo for the second yearrunning, bringing visitors morecorporate wear, workwear andpersonal protective equipmentthan ever before. The SHE Live! fashion show will

see catwalk models strutting theirstuff in the latest corporate wear,PPE and workwear on stage. The Professional Clothing

Awards will reward exceptionalworkwear, corporate clothing andPPE from around the world. Also taking place at the Safety

& Health Expo will be the RoSPAHealth & Safety Awards and theRising Star Awards, which willcelecbrate the achievement ofyoung people and those new tothe profession.FIREX International will give

fire and security professionals

access to the latest technologyfrom suppliers across the world,plus the cutting-edge solutionsand essential knowledge neededto ensure life safety. Highlightswill include the 4th InternationalTall Buildings Fire SafetyConference, the ASFP Passive FireProtection Zone and liveinstallation demonstrations fromExova Warringtonfire and ExovaBM TRADA.IFSEC International will cover

every aspect of security, fromaccess control and videosurveillance to smart buildings,cyber, border control and muchmore. New for 2017, the Borders& Infrastructure Expo will focusdirectly on solutions for largescale security issues. 2017 willalso see the addition of tech forsmart commercial buildings andconnected security solutions, inthe new dedicated Smart Zone. �

For further information seewww.safety-health-expo.co.uk.A demonstration at the 2016 show

“Safety & HealthExpo has all the

products youneed in health andsafety - if you were

setting upyou would be ableto source it all at

show. Plus,it’s great fornetworking.”

Senior H&S advisor,Thames Water Utilities, speaking

about the 2016 edition

The annual event in the UK will showcase the latest health and safety products and services on the market.

Uniting thehealth and safety industry



As Qatar prepares itself forthe 2022 FIFA WorldCup Qatar and in order

to meet its Qatar National Vision(QNV) 2030, the country isinvesting heavily in developinginfrastructure and constructionprojects, with more thanUS$220bn to be invested in newroads, stadiums, facilities, andnumerous major projectsincluding hotels, leisure, andrecreation in the planning orconstruction phase.According to Ventures Onsite

reports, Qatar is the fastestgrowing construction market inthe GCC. The country’s 2017budget has been receivedfavourably by constructioncompanies and experts alike andhence the construction sector isestimated to peak in H1 2017.Construction would account for45 per cent of investmentbetween 2015 and 2018. Thebudget has also paved the way foran increase in constructionactivities on various projects,which will lead to higherallocations for major projectsduring the coming fiscal years.

The investment plan of US$13bnfor the current year will impactpositively on the constructionsector. Qatar is likely to undergoa major construction boom witha substantial number ofinfrastructure, industrial andprivate building projects beingundertaken, including extremelylarge projects such as theunderground railway andstadiums to be built for the 2022FIFA World Cup Qatar.According to Qatar’s Ministry ofDevelopment Planning andStatistics, construction willcontinue to expand through to2018, though its pace of growthwill ebb as existing projects.However, industry growth is

expected to slow over the forecastperiod (2017–2021). Thoughvolatile oil prices continue tooffer a challenge, ongoinggovernment initiatives topromote economic growththrough flagship programmessuch as QNV 2030, Qatar RailDevelopment Program (QRDP)and National Tourism SectorStrategy 2030 are expected tosupport the industry’s expansion

over the forecast period.Project Qatar 2017, the 14th

International ConstructionTechnology & Building MaterialsExhibition, will be taking place atthe Doha Exhibition andConvention Center (DECC),from 8-11 May and will attractkey buyers and industry leaderslooking for the most up-to-datetechnology and state-of-the-artequipment available on themarket. According to organiserIFP Qatar, Project Qatar is nowestablished as Qatar’s mostimportant exhibition forhighlighting the latest productsand services needed for thecountry’s fast growingconstruction sector and hasbecome a destination of choicefor regional and internationalindustry professionals. The show will provide a unique

and dynamic platform for buyersand suppliers to make contactsand drive future developments inQatar’s multi-billion constructionsector and the exhibitors wouldbenefit from massive exposure topremier regional agents, dealers,buyers and distributors. �

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As the country moves closer to hosting the 2022 FIFA World Cup Qatar, the 14th edition of Project Qatar willdemonstrate technologies to fast track projects for the event as well as steps to ensure safety standards in projects.

ABOVE: Project Qatar 2016hosted 663 exhibitorsrepresenting more than 1,050companies and brands displayingtheir products to 37,683 visitors,within 17 national pavilions from38 countries.(Photo: Project Qatar)

Qatar is likely toundergo a major

construction boomwith a substantial

number ofinfrastructure,industrial and

private buildingprojects being

undertaken for the2022 FIFA World

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applications. The sensor units are smallenough to be built into surfaces, structures ordevices, and can be installed at eye level suchas at building entrances without drawingattention.Axis has also introduced the indoor AXIS

P1367 and outdoor AXIS P1367-E and AXISP1368-E network cameras, which areadditions to the AXIS P13 fixed-box series,

ideal for city surveillance, transportation andretail environments. With improved lightsensitivity, better image quality and higherframe rate, these cameras can provide up to4K resolution images in large open areas withchallenging light conditions.Andres Vigren, global product manager for

fixed box cameras at Axis Communicationssaid, “For the first time we have developed anoutdoor-ready CS-mount camera fromscratch. This has enabled a highly flexiblecamera system that can use zoom lenses oreven Axis Corridor Format when customerswant to view a vertical image and not wasteprecious screen real estate and bandwidth.”AXIS FA Series will be available through

Axis’ distribution channels in May 2017, whilethe new additions to AXIS P13 Series will beavailable in Q2 2017.

RESPIRATORY PROTECTIONScott Safety, a world leader in thedesign and manufacture ofrespirators and personalprotective equipment, hasintroduced the innovative newAVIVA half mask. Its low-profilehead harness offers greaterstability and compatibility with safety helmets and eyeprotection, ensuring workerwellbeing is a priority.The cutting-edge half mask,

which is silicone-free butdesigned with silicone-likecomfort, features novel designelements. AVIVA offers a reflexseal which allows the weareradded movement and flexibility, apositive fit check button that isbuilt into the device guaranteeinga secure fit. Enhanced voiceintelligibility enables the wearerto be clearly heard by thosearound, ensuring clear lines of

communication. The AVIVA halfmask is available for use with awide range of filters, permittingits use in a variety of applicationsand industrial situations such asasbestos removal, manufacturing,welding and pharmaceuticals.

Last year, around 33,000workers suffered breathing orlung problems thought to becaused or made worse by theirworking environments, accordingto UK government statistics(www.hse.gov.uk/statistics).One

of the industry’s biggest issues isbadly fitted, uncomfortableequipment, discouraging workersto use their kit correctly. ScottSafety is helping to eradicate thisproblem with the introduction ofthis easy-to-use mask thatprovides complete respiratoryprotection, low breathingresistance and increased comfortand fit. The AVIVA half mask isavailable in small, medium andlarge sizes and a variety ofpackaging types includingreadypak options for specificapplications, some of which havethe advantage of permitting theuser to regularly store the halfmask, keeping it clean andcorrectly formed for optimum fit.

AVIVA is now available from ScottSafety approved distributors. Formore information please visitwww.scottsafety.com/emea

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FIRE FIGHTINGTank International Petroleum Equipment &Instrumentation Co (TANKCO) will beholding a demonstration of LUF firefightingsystems at the Gulf Technical and SafetyTraining Centre (GTSC) Abu Dhabi in lateMay, to which the company’s clients and end-users from the region will be invited to witnessthe unique capability of its machines in live firescenarios.

LUF machines’ compactness, tremendouspower, flexibility, mobility and safety makethem a game changer in big fire scenarios. Noother machines can match their features andcapabilities, according to the company.

The LUF 60 and 120 wireless remotely-operated firefighting support machines cancontrol and extinguish a fire from 300 metresaway wirelessly, with a discharging capacity of

3,000 litres per minute for LUF 60, and 12,000litres per minute for LUF 120.

The increasing focus on fire safetythroughout the MENA region and theintroduction of new fire regulations is creatingbig opportunities for TANKCO to strengthenits market presence. The company has beenactively promoting and marketing its systemsand services throughout the region over the

past year, carrying out live productdemonstrations for a mumber of majorcompanies and organisations.

“Teaming up with the GTSC and with theirtraining facilities all over the GCC gives usaccess to all countries in the region for ourdemonstration requirements,” said MatthewKurian, director, sales & marketing atTANKCO.

TANKCO would be interested in hearingfrom interested companies or individuals whowould like to attend this event. The company islooking to expand its business by appointingsales partners in each of its territories; astrategic opportunity is available for interestedcompanies or institutions who would like torepresent LUF systems in the MENA region.

For further information please [email protected].

The LUf 120 firefighting machine

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OFFSHORE SAFETYKLAW has launched the Marine2breakaway coupling, which thecompany says is 32 per centshorter and 25 per cent lighterthan alternative marinebreakaway couplings on themarket, and is designed to reducestress on hoses used on offshorehose reel applications.The coupling provides a safe

parting point within the hosetransfer system in ship-to-ship,ship-to-shore and vessel tooffshore platform transfers. It isdesigned to activate in anemergency such as vessel drift instormy conditions or pressuresurge. When activated, the valveswithin the coupling shut bothupstream and downstream flowwithin the hose transfer systemand allow immediate separationof the line. It therefore minimisesrisk of spill and reduces the riskof damage to assets, injury topersonnel, extended downtimeand contamination of theenvironment. The KLAW Marine2 comes in

standard nominal bore sizes of 2”,3”, 4”, 5” and 6”.

PERSONAL SAFETYHoneywell has announced a new satellite-based connected solution to helpgovernments, companies and otherorganisations monitor the location and safetyof workers in remote locations.Honeywell’s Personal Tracker utilises

Iridium’s low-earth orbit satellite network, theonly satellite constellation that provides pole-to-pole coverage, which is necessary foreffective remote asset and personnel tracking.The mobile device allows companies to

communicate with their workers or trackassets anywhere in the world – across oceans,airways and even polar regions.Taylor Smith, president of Honeywell’s

Workflow Solutions business said, “This offersremote workers peace of mind and provides their employers with a valuablecommunication and search-and-rescue toolfor emergency situations.”Emergency services, maritime, military and

oil and gas workers can share their locationwith GPS coordinates and send text messages

using the enterprise-grade, ultra-ruggeddevice, which is certified to function inhazardous environments. The Personal Tracker can be used as a

stand-alone, two-way communications deviceor can be clipped to a backpack to serve as atracking beacon. It can also be paired with aniPhone so that users can access a Honeywellmobile app that offers features such asinteractive SOS, messaging, pushnotifications, trip information and situationalawareness.

SAFETY SYSTEMSKee Safety is a leading globalsupplier of safety barriercomponents, bespoke systems forroof edge protection and fallprevention and safe accesssolutions, all designed to separatepeople from hazards. Kee Safety opened its Middle

East office in 2007, and suppliesthe water, power, oil and gas,commercial and governmentsectors. Kee Safety LLC is able toprovide full access to its completeproduct range and designservices, combined with shortdelivery lead times.The company’s fall protection

product range includes

KeeGuard® roof edge protection,a modular free standing rooftopguardrail system that does notpenetrate the roof surface andcan be used on flat roofs up to10° slope. KeeGuard® systems arecompliant with OSHA, EN14122-3 and EN 13374 Class A. While KeeLine® is a horizontal

lifeline system designed for useon roofs where guardrails are notsuitable or when a virtuallyinvisible solution is required. Itoffers uninterrupted access for upto three users when used as a fallarrest system. KeeLine® complieswith EN 795:2012.Kee Safety barrier systems offer

a cost-effective alternative to

traditional welded handrails.Guardrails are quick and easy todesign and install and very costeffective due to the modularity oftheir parts. Kee Safety suppliesKee Klamp® tubular fittings madefrom malleable iron and Kee Lite®aluminium fittings. Both typescan be used in internal andexternal applications. Kee Klamp®and Kee Lite® fittings have beentested and approved by TÜV forstrength, manufacturing qualityand consistency.Kee Gate® safety gates are

spring loaded so canautomatically close behind theuser. They are compliant with EN13374 Class A and EN 14122 Part3 & Part 4, and OSHA.With the aim of eliminating

hazards, preventing falls andreducing the consequences of afall, the company supports itscustomers with expert advice andservices to support its extensiveproduct range, and to ensurecompliance with all majorstandards and statutoryrequirements.

Please visit: www.keesafety.ae

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2017Section One: Listings by categorySection Two: International and regional suppliers Section Three: Contact details of Middle East agents & subsidiaries listed by country

The Middle East’s annual where-to-buy guide

Buyers’ GuidePersonal Protective Equipment


Acid Resistant ClothingKERMEL

Body ArmourNal Hon Industrial Company Limited Teijin Aramid GmbH

Breathing Equipment/Protection/RespiratorsARASCA Medical Equipment Trading LLC Bullard Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd. DELTA PLUS MIDDLE EAST Globus EMEA FZE Honeywell Industrial Safety KARAM SAFETY DMCC Schefferville Trading LLC Scott Safety

Chemical Protection SuitsGlobus EMEA FZE

Ear ProtectionARASCA Medical Equipment Trading LLC KARAM SAFETY DMCC Schefferville Trading LLC Scott Safety

Face ProtectorsARASCA Medical Equipment Trading LLC Bullard Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd. Honeywell Industrial Safety Schefferville Trading LLC

Fall ProtectionKARAM SAFETY DMCC Kee Safety LLCMidas Safety Products Trading LLC

Foot Protection/Safety FootwearBallyclare Ltd. DELTA PLUS MIDDLE EAST Honeywell Industrial Safety KARAM SAFETY DMCC Midas Safety Products Trading LLC Saudi Leather Industries Factory Co. Ltd. Schefferville Trading LLC Williamson-Dickie Middle East FZE (Dickies)

Hand & Arm ProtectionGlobus EMEA FZE Safety INXS Teijin Aramid GmbH

Head Protection/HelmetsARASCA Medical Equipment Trading LLC Bullard Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd. KARAM SAFETY DMCC Midas Safety Products Trading LLC Nightstick by Bayco Products Inc. Pacific Helmets (NZ) Ltd. Safety INXS Scott SafetySINGING ROCK S.r.o. Teijin Aramid GmbH

Heat & Fire Resistant Clothes &GarmentsARASCA Medical Equipment Trading LLC Ballyclare Ltd. Honeywell Industrial Safety KERMEL Nightstick by Bayco Products Inc. Parasnath TechGarments Pvt. Ltd. Teijin Aramid GmbH Williamson-Dickie Middle East FZE (Dickies)

Heat Stress SafetyARASCA Medical Equipment Trading LLC Teijin Aramid GmbH

Hydration drinkARASCA Medical Equipment Trading LLC

Leg ProtectionTeijin Aramid GmbH

Protective ClothingARASCA Medical Equipment Trading LLC Ballyclare Ltd. DELTA PLUS MIDDLE EAST KERMEL Midas Safety Products Trading LLC Parasnath TechGarments Pvt. Ltd. Teijin Aramid GmbH

Williamson-Dickie Middle East FZE (Dickies)

Protective Clothing for Fire BrigadesBallyclare Ltd. KERMEL Pacific Helmets (NZ) Ltd. Teijin Aramid GmbH Williamson-Dickie Middle East FZE (Dickies)

Protective Eyewear/Safety GlassesARASCA Medical Equipment Trading LLC DELTA PLUS MIDDLE EAST Globus EMEA FZE Honeywell Industrial Safety KARAM SAFETY DMCC Safety INXS Schefferville Trading LLC Scott SafetyWilliamson-Dickie Middle East FZE (Dickies)

Protective GlovesBallyclare Ltd. DELTA PLUS MIDDLE EAST Globus EMEA FZE KERMEL Midas Safety Products Trading LLC Safety INXS Teijin Aramid GmbH Williamson-Dickie Middle East FZE (Dickies)

Reflective MaterialsARASCA Medical Equipment Trading LLC Williamson-Dickie Middle East FZE (Dickies)

UniformsNightstick by Bayco Products Inc. Parasnath TechGarments Pvt. Ltd. Williamson-Dickie Middle East FZE (Dickies)

Categories Suppliers

AJ Charnaud & Co. (Pty) Ltd.86 John Voster AvenueUnit 4 Baobab Office ParkBlock C, Randpark Ridge, GautengSouth AfricaTel: +27 11 7946040Web: www.charnaud.net

Al Garawi Group

PO Box 41122Al Orouba-King Fahad HighwayJunction Olaya, Riyadh, 11521Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 14 196096/195058Fax: +966 14 196101Web: www.algarawigroup.saE-mail: [email protected]

Al Majdal Trading Co. LLCPO Box 24072, DubaiUnited Arab EmiratesTel: +971 4 3532513Fax: +971 4 3531163Web: www.almajdaltrading.comE-mail: [email protected]

Ansell Healthcare Middle East

PO Box 1252991-Lake Plaza TowerJumeireh Lake Towers, 22nd Floor2202, United Arab EmiratesTel: +971 4 4523232Web: www.anselleurope.comE-mail: [email protected]


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Ansell Microgard Ltd.9 Saltmarsh Court, Priory ParkKingston Upon Hull, HU4 7DZUnited KingdomTel: +44 1482 625444Fax: +44 1482 630400Web: www.microgard.comE-mail: [email protected]

ARASCA Medical EquipmentTrading LLC

PO Box 2326265th Floor, Al Mashraf Bldg.Baniyas Road, DubaiUnited Arab EmiratesTel: +971 4 2298400Fax: +971 4 2341828Web: www.arascagroup.comE-mail: [email protected]

ARASCA has become the bridgebetween health and safety sectorand the world of innovations, makingsure that the two always meet whenit comes to our product andservices. Healthy and Safety rangingform the paramedic professionals atthe ambulance services or therescue departments, to the nurses atschools or univerities and to thesafety officers in businessenterprises; our clients are alwaysserved with the highest priority toensure that ARASCA is recognizednot only locally as innovativeproducts and service provider, butalso at an international levels,representating well-known brandsthat follow this very concept.

ATG GlovesPO Box 31291, Al-Jazeera Al-HamraRas Al KhaimahUnited Arab EmiratesTel: +971 4 4019991Fax: +971 4 4019257Web: www.atg-glovesolutions.comE-mail: [email protected]

Ballyclare Ltd.The Forum, Hercules Business ParkBird Hall Lane, Cheadle HealthStockport, Cheshire, SK3 OUXUnited KingdomTel: +44 844 4932808Fax: +44 844 4932801Web: www.ballyclarelimited.comE-mail: [email protected]

BAUER KOMPRESSORENGCC FZE

PO Box 261413, Jebel Ali Free ZoneDubai, United Arab EmiratesTel: +971 4 8860259Fax: +971 4 8860260Web: www.bauer-kompressoren.deE-mail: [email protected]

Black Mamba GlovesPO Box 128, 18 Chestnut StreetPomeroy, PA 19367-0128USATel: +1 484 8885033Fax: +1 610 8578045Web: www.blackmambagloves.comE-mail: [email protected]

Bullard Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd.701 Sims DriveLHK Building No.04-03387383, SingaporeTel: +65 67450556Fax: +65 67455176Web: www.bullard.comE-mail: [email protected]

Founded in 1898, E.D. BullardCompany is a leading manufacturerand one of the most trustedproviders of high-quality personalprotective equipment and systems inthe world. Our sales teams provide acompelling portfolio of market-specific solutions to address theglobal needs of fire services, lawenforcement, military, industrial,manufacturing and healthcaremarkets. Bullard is the recognizedglobal leader in mission-criticalsafety. Product lines include thermalimagers, hard hats, firefighter andrescue helmets, supplied airrespirators, powered air-purifyingrespirators, and air qualityequipment.

Cam Lock Middle East LLCPO Box 51Office 2, Building 324Way 4804Al Azabia, Muscat124OmanTel: +968 2 4493903Fax: +968 2 4497782Web: www.camlockme.comE-mail: [email protected]

CeoTronics AGAdam-Opel-Strasse 6, Rödermark63322, GermanyTel: +49 607 487510Fax: +49 607 48751265Web: www.ceotronics.comE-mail: [email protected]

Cirrus Research PLCAcoustic House, Bridlington RoadHunmanby, North YorkshireYO14 0PH, United KingdomTel: +44 1723 891655Web: www.cirrusresearch.co.ukE-mail: [email protected]

DELTA PLUS MIDDLE EASTA2/51-52 Saif Zone, SharjahUnited Arab EmiratesTel: +971 6 5575004Fax: +971 6 5575006Web: www.deltaplus.euE-mail: [email protected]

For more than 35 years, Delta Plushas developed, standardized,manufactured, and distributed a totalrange of Personal ProtectiveEquipment. Its Full PPE rangeprotects workers from head to toein the workplace and meets theneeds of each user.

Derekduck Industry Corp.9F, No.70-1, Sec 1, Chengde RoadTaipei, 10351, TaiwanTel: +886 2 25508856Fax: +886 2 25502236Web: www.derekduck.comE-mail: [email protected]

Devold of Norway ASMolvaersvegen 12, Langevåg6030, NorwayTel: +47 70 197700Fax: +47 70 197710Web: www.devold.comE-mail: [email protected]

DraegerBranch Office, PO Box 505108Dubai, United Arab EmiratesTel: +971 4 4294624Web: www.draeger.comE-mail: [email protected]

D-S Safety ASMenstrupvaenge 10, Naestved4700, DenmarkTel: +45 55446644Web: www.d-s.dkE-mail: [email protected]

Duram MaskKibbutz Ramat-HakoveshRamat-Hakovesh4493000IsraelTel: +972 9 7474476Fax: +972 9 7474479Web: www.durammask.comE-mail: [email protected]

Globus EMEA FZEJafza View 19, Floor 9Office 0904Jebel AliDubaiUnited Arab EmiratesTel: +971 4 8829962Fax: +971 4 8829963Web: www.globusgroup.com/gccE-mail: [email protected]

Glove GuardPO Box 946HighlandsTX 77562USATel: +1 281 4262714Fax: +1 281 4266135Web: www.gloveguard.comE-mail: [email protected]

Honeywell Industrial SafetyPO Box 18530Jebel AliDubaiUnited Arab EmiratesTel: +971 4 4505800Fax: +971 4 4505900Web:www.honeywellsafety.com/meiE-mail: [email protected]

Honeywell Industrial Safety (HIS)provides comprehensive solutions tohelp organizations manageworkplace safety in an increasinglycomplex world. HIS offers broadestrange of industrial safety productsfrom personal protection gear forworker’s eyes, ears and heads, to fallprotection harnesses and respiratoryprotection, first responder gear andtoxic gas monitors.

Jokamuovi OyPO Box 16Evijarvi, 62500FinlandTel: +358 20 7394004Web: www.jokasafe.fiE-mail: [email protected]



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KARAM SAFETY DMCC

PO Box 273072108, 1-Lake PlazaJumeirah Lake TowersDubaiUnited Arab EmiratesTel: +971 4 4315221Fax: +971 4 4315727Web: www.karam.inE-mail: [email protected]

KARAM is a renowned and finestquality manufacturer of PersonalSafety Equipment.Marketing its presence with cutting-edge innovation, KARAM introducesIndustry-specific and an exhaustiverange of Fall Protection Solutions inthe form of products like SpecializedOil Repellant Full body harnesses,Energy Absorbing connectingelements, and a wide range of testedand certified Anchorage Solutions.KARAM range now has more than365 tested and EN certifiedproducts, and an ever-growingnumbers of more than 75 ANSIcertified Fall Protection products.By 2015 alone, KARAM has reachedout to satisfied customers is morethan 130 countries all across theworld through trained Marketingpersonnel, and an extensive globaldistribution network.

Kee Safety Ltd.

Cradley Business ParkOverend Road, Cradley HealthWest MidlandsB64 7DWUnited KingdomTel: +44 1384 632188Fax: +44 1984 632192Web: www.keesafety.co.ukE-mail: [email protected]

Kee Safety, with its headwuarters inthe UK, is a global supplier ofhandrail and work at height safetyequipment and has been trading inthe Middle East since the 1980's. Wecan offer our customers also a fulldesign and installation service,undertake surveys and produceCAD drawings for each project.

Agents: United Arab Emirates - Kee Safety LLC

KERMEL20 Rue Ampere, Colmar Cedex68027, FranceTel: +33 3 89203690Web: www.kermel.comE-mail: [email protected]

KERMEL is a fibre manufacturer anda solution-provider of textileinnovations made out from its heatand flame-resistant fibres forpersonal protective equipment(PPE). Fire suits for fire fighters,protective coveralls for public order,military and industrial uses are someof the applications chosen for totalprotection.

LakelandJet Park 2, 244 Main Road, NewportEast Yorkshire, HU15 2RP, UKTel: +44 14304 78140Fax: +44 14304 78144Web: www.lakeland.comE-mail: [email protected]

Magus InternationalPO Box 37536, Al Quoz, DubaiUnited Arab EmiratesTel: +971 4 339 3903/3467989Fax: +971 4 3468336Web: www.magusintl.comE-mail: [email protected]

Marvel Gloves Industries187/188, 2nd Floor, AshokaShopping CentreG.T. Hospital Complex, L.T.MargMumbai, 400001, IndiaTel: +91 22 22659475/22659480Fax: +91 22 22626902Web: www.marvelgloves.comE-mail: [email protected]

Midas Safety ProductsTrading LLCPO Box 16969, Jebel Ali South ZoneDubai, United Arab EmiratesTel: +971 4 8860027/2 5556169Fax: +971 4 8860028/2 5556168Web: www.midas-safety.comE-mail: [email protected]

Agents: Oman - Muscat Safety & Security ProductsSaudi Arabia - Midas Trading Establishment

MSA middle EastPO Box 54910, Dafza, DubaiUnited Arab EmiratesTel: +971 4 2996741Fax: +971 4 2996843Web: www.msasafety.comE-mail: [email protected]

Nal Hon IndustrialCompany LimitedNo.418 Shi-Hwu Rd, Ta-Li DistrictTaichung Hsien, 41263, TaiwanTel: +886 4 2496 9966Fax: +886 4 2496 8811Web: www.hooks.com.twE-mail: [email protected]@ms19.hin et.net

Nightstick by BaycoProducts Inc.640 S. Sanden Blvd, Wylie, TX75098, USATel: +1 800 2332155Fax: +1 855 8187973Web: www.mynightstick.comE-mail: [email protected]

Pacific Helmets (NZ) Ltd.315 Heads Road, WhanganuiNew ZealandTel: +64 6 3445019Fax: +64 6 3445376Web: www.pacifichelmets.comE-mail: [email protected]

Parasnath TechGarmentsPvt. Ltd.Plot No 5 & 6, 14/75, Civil linesVIP Road, Kanpur, 208001, IndiaTel: +91 9450346665Web: www.parasnathtechgarments.inE-mail: [email protected]

We are one of the leading manufacturerand exporter of safety garments,Work wear and uniforms. Productranges from fire retardant garments(Inherent and Treated) to basic cottonand poly cotton and other blendsuniforms. Products like coverall, jackettrouser, bib trousers, lab coats and anyother customised product.

Pyramex2454 Dempstere Street, Des PlainsIL 60016, USATel: +1 8007368673Web: www.pyramexsafety.com

Reflex Marine Ltd

12-16 Albyn PlaceAberdeenAB10 1PS, ScotlandTel: +44 1872 321155Web: www.reflexmarine.comE-mail: [email protected]

Rudolf Uhlen GmbHAm Höfgen 13, Haan, 42781GermanyTel: +49 2129/1444Fax: +49 2129/59980Web: www.aschua-uhlen.de

Safety INXS938 Zhong Jiang Lu, Putuo QUShanghai Shi, 200333, ChinaTel: +86 13818010234Web: www.safety-inxs.comE-mail: [email protected]

Saudi Leather IndustriesFactory Co. Ltd.PO Box 31691Dammam 2nd Industrial CityAl Khobar, 31952, Saudi ArabiaTel: +966 13 8121066Fax: +966 13 8122253/8468838Web: www.slicshoes.comE-mail: [email protected]

SLIC is a Saudi company leadingsupplier of safety & work footwear inSaudi Arabia, Gulf, Middle East & Africa.Footwear are comfortable & tough.Footwear produced under latesttechnology featured with Quality,Flexibility & Performance. Meets EN &ASTM standards. Composite toe &ladies footwear are available, apartfrom guaranteed against manufacturingdefects for 6 months.

Agents: Bahrain - Bahrain WorkshopJordan - Bashiti HardwareKuwait - S B Co.Oman - AltesQatar - Mannai Trading Co.United Arab Emirates - Al Sad Co.United Arab Emirates - Saleem JacobsonYemen - Aden Refinery Co.

Schefferville Trading LLCPO Box 639Office No.1, Sultan BuildingIndustrial Area-3, GECO Dubai RoadSharjah, United Arab EmiratesTel: +971 6 5757860Fax: +971 6 5757890Web: www.eyevexsafety.comE-mail: [email protected]

We are an organization that believesin sharing our expertise andproviding right personal safetyproducts and industrial equipment atthe right price with integrity andhonesty.Schefferville’s range of productsinclude the biggest names in the PPEfield, like TAG-IT, FireWarrior, Hunk,


ORYX, EYEVEX that are known andtrusted by HSE professionals.

Agents: Kuwait - Al Fal International Trading LLCOman - Al Dastoor Contracting LLCSaudi Arabia - Khalifa A. Al Gosaibi Trading LLC

SCHUBERTH GmbHStegelitzer Straße 12, Magdeburg39126, GermanyTel: +49 391 8106 0Web: www.schuberth.com

Scilabub Limited9 Huntingdon CourtHuntingdon WayMeasham, DerbyshireDE127NQ, United KingdomTel: +44 1530 279996Fax: +44 1530 270759Web: www.scilabub.comE-mail: [email protected]

Scott Safety

Pimbo Road, West Pimbo,Skelmersdale, Lancashire, WN8 9RAUnited KingdomTel: +971 2 4075000Web: www.scottsafety.com/emeaE-mail: [email protected]

Scott Safety is a recognised worldleader in the design, manufacture andsupply of innovative respiratory andpersonal protective equipment andsafety devices for fire and rescueservices, industrial workers, police,military and civil defenceorganizations around the world.With thirteen manufacturinglocations, Scott Safety manufacturesproducts that protect thousands ofindividuals each day from toughestconditions and environmentalhazards.

SINGING ROCK S.r.o.Ponikla 317, Ponikla, 51401Czech RepublicTel: +420 481 585007Fax: +420 481 540040Web: www.singingrock.comE-mail: [email protected]

SINGING ROCK is one of the worldleaders on the market of climbingequipment and professionalprotective equipment for work atheights, military and rescue. All our

products are developed andproduced in Czech republic and theyare certified and fully comply withappropriate EU directives andstandards.

Agents: United Arab Emirates - Global Climbing Trading LLC

ST QUADRAT Fall Protection S.A.45, rue Fuert, Beyren, L-5410LuxembourgTel: +352 26 747265Fax: +352 26 747266Web: www.lux-top-absturzsicherungen.deE-mail: [email protected]

Teijin Aramid GmbH

Kasinostr. 19-21, Wuppertal42103, GermanyTel: +49 202 324422Fax: +49 202 322351Web: www.teijinaramid.comE-mail: [email protected]

Teijin has a long history of providingtechnology driven fiber and fabricsolutions for high performancepersonal protective apparel. Fromfirefighting garments and industrialworkwear to flame and cut resistantgloves, Twaron®, Technora®,Teijinconex® and Teijinconex® neofibers are among the most trustednames in personal protection.

Total Safety LLCPO Box 29056, DubaiUnited Arab EmiratesTel: +971 4 2678829Fax: +971 4 2678839Web: www.totalsafety.comE-mail: [email protected]

Towa Corporation227, Tsubuku-HonmachiKurume, Fukuoka, 8300047, JapanTel: +81 942 32 8863Fax: +81 942 31 3219Web: www.towagloves.com

VARMEX ASMenstrupvaenge 10, NaestvedDenmark, 4700, DenmarkTel: +45 55 446644Web: www.d-s.dkE-mail: [email protected]

Williamson-Dickie MiddleEast FZE (Dickies)PO Box 261742Office 1101 Jafza View Tower 18Jebel Ali Free Zone, DubaiUnited Arab EmiratesTel: +971 4 8878223Web: www.dickies.comE-mail: [email protected]

Williamson-Dickie Mfg. Co. is theworld’s leading provider of authenticwork apparel, specializing in

innovative performance work wearsince 1922. The companymanufactures and distributes a widerange of corporate & industrialworkwear and footwear. Thisincludes specialized products such asFlame Retardant Workwear, HighVisibility Vests and “Fit for Purpose”customized programs.

Agents: United Arab Emirates - Al Jazeera Safety SuppliesUnited Arab Emirates - Mostafawi Group

BahrainBahrain Workshop

JordanBashiti Hardware

KuwaitAl Fal International Trading LLCEgalia

S B Co.

OmanAl Dastoor Contracting LLCMutrrah

Altes

Muscat Safety & SecurityProductsPO Box 1789, 114Tel: +968 24 817700/818900Fax: +968 24 818939Web: www.midas-safety.comE-mail:[email protected]

QatarAl Majdal Trading Co. LLCTel: +974 7 7550062

Mannai Trading Co

Saudi ArabiaKhalifa A. Al Gosaibi Trading LLCDammam

Midas Trading EstablishmentPO Box 31952, Al KhobarTel: +966 13 8146604/8146297Fax: +966 13 8100146Web: www.midas-safety.comE-mail: [email protected]

United Arab EmiratesAl Jazeera Safety SuppliesE11, Abu DhabiTel: +971 50 6161257Web: www.jssc.aeE-mail: [email protected]

Al Sad Co.Dubai

Global Climbing Trading LLCPO Box 474476Shed #1 Plot 598-1119Dubai Investment Park 1DubaiTel: +971 4 8829361Fax: +971 4 8829362

Kee Safety LLCPO Box 18448Dubai Investment ParkDubaiTel: +971 4 8859066Fax: +971 4 8859065Web: www.keesafety.aeEmail: [email protected]

Mostafawi GroupAl Quoz 1Tel: +971 4 3386701E-mail: [email protected]

Saleem JacobsonDubai

YemenAden Refinery Co.

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الحوادث الجسيمة واتخاذ الإجراءات التصحيحية قبل فوات الأوان.

ما الموارد المتاحة؟هناك خمس ممارسات أو معايير توفر حاليا الإرشاد لمؤشرات أداء سلامة العمليات. – HSG254، تطوير مؤشرات سلامة العمليات، دليل خطوة بخطوة موجه الكيميائية والتي تنطوي على خطورة عالية، الصحة والسلامة للصناعات

والبيئة، 2006. العمليات سلامة مركز العمليات، لسلامة واللاحقة السابقة المقاييس –

الكيميائية (CCPS)، النسخة المراجعة، يناير/كانون الثاني 2011. – مؤشرات أداء سلامة العمليات لصناعات التكرير والبتروكيماويات، معهد البترول الأمريكي (API)، الممارسة الموصى بها 754، النسخة الأولى، أبريل/

نيسان 2010.– سلامة العمليات – الممارسة الموصى بها لمؤشرات الأداء الرئيسية، الاتحاد

الدولي لمنتجي النفط والغاز، تقرير رقم 456، نوفمبر/تشرين الثاني 2011. الأوروبي المجلس العمليات، سلامة أداء مؤشرات حول توجيهات –

للصناعات الكيميائية (CEFIC)، النسخة الثانية، مايو/أيار 2011. تتضمن هذه الممارسات نهجين مميزين، وهما النهج القائم على الحواجز (محدد معهد معيار بواسطة (محدد المستويات على القائم والنهج (HSG254 بواسطة الدولي لمنتجي الاتحاد ويتبناه الكيميائية العمليات الأمريكي ومركز سلامة البترول

النفط والغاز وتوجيه المجلس الأوروبي للصناعات الكيميائية).

النهج القائم على المستويات في مقابل ذلك القائم على الحواجزالتي الكبرى المخاطر يتم أولا تحديد الحواجز، القائم على النهج اتباع عند تهدد سلامة العمليات، ويلي ذلك دراسة لأسبابها وحواجز السلامة التي تحول .(HSG254 وهي تعرف أيضا باسم أنظمة التحكم في المخاطر في) دون وقوعهاهذه على بناء واللاحقة السابقــة المؤشــــرات تحـــديـــد بعد فيما يتم الحواجز. ونتيجة هذا الإجراء يكون لكل حاجز مؤشر (مؤشرات) سابق ولاحق المحدد. تعطي العمليات إدارة خطر (مخاطر) سلامة فاعليته في لقياس مدى المؤشرات السابقة تحذيرا مبكرا بتدهور الحاجز على نحو خطر، مثل احتمالية وقوع حادث في المستقبل نتيجة فشل الحاجز. أما المؤشرات اللاحقة فتشير إلى

الأداء السابق للحاجز في تفادي الحوادث المرتبطة بسلامة العمليات.

الحصول على المؤشرات اللاحقة المؤشرات على للحصول خطوات ثلاث الحواجز على القائم النهج تحدد

الحواجز، هذه واستخدام العملية، حواجز تحديد وهي الصحيحة: اللاحقة وتحديد «نتائج السلامة المرجوة»، وتحديد المؤشرات اللاحقة بناء على ما إذا ربما المثال، سبيل على عدمه. من المرجوة السلامة نتائج تحقيق تم قد كان تكون إحدى عمليات تخزين ونقل المواد السائبة عرضة لفرط الامتلاء والذي قد يتسبب في فقدان الحاويات وربما يؤدي إلى نشوب حريق كبير . وقد يتمثل أحد حواجز السلامة المحددة في كفاءة الموظفين بسبب الطبيعة اليدوية لهذه

العملية.

الحصول على المؤشرات السابقةيتضمن النهج القائم على الحواجز خطوتين: تحديد «الأجزاء الحرجة» لكل الحاجز يحقق كان إذا ما بناء على السابقة المؤشرات ثم وضع حاجز سلامة، الأداء المنوط به، وضبط مستوى التفاوت (أو مستوى تحفيز الإجراء) لكل مؤشر اتخاذ الإجراء التدهور يتم المثال، في أي مرحلة من مراحل سابق. على سبيل

اللازم لتصحيح المشكلة؟

إحداث التوازنقوي، بشكل العمليات سلامة أداء مؤشرات تطبيق على الطلب يتزايد لتطوير الحواجز على القائم النهج يكون قد التنظيمية. الجهات وتدعمها وتحديد مؤشرات أداء سلامة العمليات مرنا وشاملا، وينتج عنه مجموعة أفضل من المؤشرات على مستوى المنشأة لأنه يؤدي إلى وضع مؤشرات حسب الطلب. ويتسم النهج القائم على المستويات بأنه عام وأقل مرونة، بينما يمكن أن يقود

إلى مجموعة من المؤشرات التي يمكن وضع المعايير بناء عليها. مستوى على الطلب حسب الموضوعة المؤشرات فائدة من الرغم وعلى المنشأة، ربما يصعب استخدامها في وضع المعايير على مستوى المؤسسة، وذلك نظرا لعدم قابلية تطبيق هذا. وعلى الجانب الآخر، تعتبر المؤشرات العامة التي يمكن وضع المعايير بناء عليها أكثر فائدة على مستوى المؤسسة، بينما هي أقل

فائدة على مستوى المنشأة. مع أخذ كل هذا في الاعتبار، يجب تطبيق منهجية متوازنة بين هذين النهجين برامج من الاستفادة على المنظمات ذلك يساعد المنظمة. حيث مستوى على مؤشرات أداء سلامة العمليات الفعالة على مستوى المنشأة، مع توفير معلومات

مفيدة أيضا لتحديد المعايير على مستوى المؤسسة......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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لماذا يجب استخدام مؤشرات أداء سلامة العمليات؟ عقب وقوع حوادث كبرى، على غرار انفجار مصفاة النفط في مدينة تكساس الأمريكية في مارس/آذار 2005، والذي أودى بحياة 15 عاملا وأدى إلى إصابة 170 آخرين، تعالت الأصوات لتطبيق مؤشرات الأداء الرئيسية الخاصة بسلامة للتقييم السلامة أداء بالتحديد، خضع الكارثة العمليات. وعندما وقعت هذه

فقط عبر قياس السلامة المهنية، والذي كان متمثلا في عدد مرات الانزلاق والتعثر والإجهاد والالتواء. وقد أعطى هذا انطباعا زائفا عن أداء السلامة العام للشركة، وثبت أنه عامل مساهم في الكارثة.علما بأنه يمكن استخدام أحد برامج مؤشرات أداء سلامة العمليات لإنشاء إشارات تنبؤية وإطلاق تحذيرات مبكرة لتدهور وقوع احتمالية توقع للمنظمة ذلك خطير.ويتيح نحو على الحرجة الأنظمة

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