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The Plastic Surgeon: Enhancing Safety with Sypol's CMS
Technology Category
- Sensors - Chemical Sensors
- Sensors - Liquid Detection Sensors
Applicable Industries
- Chemicals
- Plastics
Use Cases
- Personnel Tracking & Monitoring
- Remote Surgery
The Challenge
The Plastic Surgeon, a UK-based cosmetic repair company, faced a significant challenge in managing the safety of their large team spread across the UK. The company uses a wide range of chemical products, including high-risk substances like fillers, adhesives, and solvent-based paints. Ensuring the safety of their staff from these hazardous substances was a top priority, but the company found it difficult to control these substances and understand their contents. This knowledge was crucial to provide the right protection for their staff. The challenge was not only to manage the hazardous substances but also to effectively communicate the correct protection measures to the staff working on site.
About The Customer
The Plastic Surgeon is a fine finishing cosmetic repair company based in the UK. The company employs over 250 staff members who operate throughout the UK. The Plastic Surgeon serves thousands of clients across a range of sectors. Health and safety are high on the company's list of priorities, forming part of their strategic plan. The company uses a significant number of chemical products in their operations, including high-risk substances like fillers, adhesives, and solvent-based paints.
The Solution
The Plastic Surgeon turned to Sypol's CMS to manage the hazardous substances they use in their operations. Sypol's CMS provides access to thousands of COSHH assessments, which are essential for the everyday running of their business. These assessments help the company determine the right protection measures for their staff. In addition to the CMS, The Plastic Surgeon also benefits from the advice and guidance provided by the Sypol helpdesk team. This support is invaluable for the company to effectively communicate the correct protection needed when working on site. By leveraging Sypol's CMS and helpdesk support, The Plastic Surgeon can ensure the safety of their staff and maintain compliance with health and safety regulations.
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