Lone/Hazardous Worker Safety System

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£1,699,692

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Skyguard Ltd

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Horticultural services
Health and safety services
Forestry services
Safety equipment
Environmental safety services

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Published

2 years ago

Description

In support of its responsibilities to employee safety, Forestry and Land Scotland and Scottish Forestry (collectively referred to as The Authority) have awarded a contract for the supply and operation of a Lone/Hazardous Working Safety System (LWSS) that is fully compliant with British Standard BS8484:2016 and fails to safe.  For the purposes of this contract, a system that fails to safe is a system that is designed to remain safe in the event of a failure.

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Forestry and Land Scotland

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