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05/06/2026

Rail Safety Week is just around the corner (15–21 June).

Across the industry, it’s a chance to refocus on what really matters, keeping people safe on and around the railway.

But awareness is only part of it.

How are you delivering safety on site?

For many rail teams, access, time, and operational pressures make training and equipment deployment a challenge.

That’s where mobile solutions can make a real difference.

Our mobile training unit brings:
- Practical, on-site training
- Real equipment, in real environments
- Minimal disruption to operations

Helping teams stay compliant, capable, and ready when it matters.

🔗 Learn more about Rail Safety Week: https://hubs.ly/Q04jdJ5h0

👉 See how our mobile training unit supports rail teams:
https://hubs.ly/Q04jf5W10

03/06/2026

Who’s calling for help in an emergency?

It sounds simple, but in reality, it’s often unclear.

In rescue situations, communication is critical.

Delays, confusion, or incomplete information can slow everything down.

That’s why having a clear structure matters.

In Episode 3 of our Rescue Specialist series, we break down:

- Who should call for help
- How that communication should happen
- And how to use a METHANE report to deliver clear, structured information

Simple, but essential.

▶️ Watch the full video:
https://hubs.ly/Q04jf5T50

Not sure where to start in an emergency or rescue situation?
Explore our safety consultancy:
https://hubs.ly/Q04jf6ry0

01/06/2026

When working at height, the goal isn’t to stop a fall…

It’s to prevent it happening in the first place.

Work restraint systems are designed to keep you away from the edge but only if they’re set up and used correctly.

In the full video we break down:

- How restraint systems work
- Why adjustability matters
- And how to stay protected as your position changes

▶️ Watch the full video: https://hubs.ly/Q04jdBKw0

Not sure where to start? Explore our Work at height consultancy:
https://hubs.ly/Q04jf6TF0

Proudly supporting: Rail Safety Week & Rail Forum

29/05/2026

Our May update is live and this month has been packed with hands-on demonstrations, rescue content and rail safety discussions.

This month covers:

- Network Rail power ascender demonstration day with Skylotec
- Supporting No Falls Week and raising awareness around fall prevention
- What actually counts as working at height?
- Rail Safety Week preparations and our work with West Midlands Trains
- Our trending confined space emergency escape short reaching 1.6k+ views

From powered ascenders and rescue planning to practical safety guidance, this month’s update focuses on real-world applications, operational learning and safer working practices.

👉 Read the full May update here: https://hubs.ly/Q04jdCwW0

27/05/2026

The teams were intrigued… and they weren’t disappointed.

Recently, our own Keith teamed up with Jamie from Skylotec to deliver a hands-on power ascender demonstration day with Network Rail teams at Grateley Station.

Using the Skylotec ICX and ACX, teams explored how powered ascenders could support real operational challenges including:

- Embankments
- Bridges & viaducts
- SRT operations
- Difficult access areas
- Trackside working

What made the day valuable wasn’t just talking about the equipment, it was getting teams hands-on with it.

The ICX was properly put through its paces:
Rope handling, positioning around branches, moving through obstacles and testing how the device performs in realistic climbing situations.

The conversations quickly shifted from curiosity to:

“Where could we use this in our own teams?”

We provide:
1️⃣ Training
2️⃣ Hire
3️⃣ Servicing
4️⃣ Sales & support
5️⃣ On-site demo days

We’re currently putting together a full video from the day showcasing the demonstration - coming soon.

In the meantime, you can read the full breakdown of the demo day, photos, and how power ascenders could support rail and infrastructure operations:

🔗 https://hubs.ly/Q04hKPCf0

If your team wants to see how power ascenders could support your operations, get in touch.

📧 [email protected]

25/05/2026

Not all confined space gases behave the same way.

When things go wrong in confined spaces, it’s often because hazardous gases are present.

Two common types you’ll encounter are:

1️⃣ Toxic (poisonous) gases:
Gases that mix with the atmosphere and affect the body when inhaled

2️⃣ Asphyxiant gases:
Gases that displace oxygen and reduce the amount available for breathing

Both can be extremely dangerous, but they affect the body in very different ways.

Understanding the atmosphere you’re working in is critical for safe confined space operations.

Is your site ready? Explore our confined space consultancy:
https://hubs.ly/Q04hglMS0

Proudly supporting: Rail Safety Week & Rail Forum

22/05/2026

From sceptic to fully convinced.

After our recent Power Ascender open day, the level of interest (and what people are starting to do with it) shows just how much potential this tool has.
https://hubs.ly/Q04gpt8K0

From faster deployment to real creative applications, it’s a different way of thinking

Speak to Tom or the equipment team to book a demo:
📧 [email protected]
📧 [email protected]

20/05/2026

Falls from height remain the leading cause of workplace fatalities in the UK.

That’s why we’re supporting No Falls Week (19–23 May).

It’s a simple reminder:

Falls are preventable.

Take a moment this week to:
- Review your systems
- Check your equipment
- Refresh your thinking around safety

Because preparation makes the difference when it matters.

🔗 Learn more: https://hubs.ly/Q04gpX9y0

Launched in 2024 in the UK, No Falls Week’s mission is simple yet crucial: to raise awareness about the importance of safe working at height. Whether you work in construction, manufacturing, agriculture or any other sector, our campaign aims to equip you with the knowledge, tools, and inspiration ...

18/05/2026

Work restraint is one of the safest ways to manage work at height.

But it’s also one of the most commonly misunderstood systems on site.

In simple terms, restraint is designed to prevent a worker from reaching a fall hazard in the first place.

If the system is set correctly, the worker physically cannot get to the edge where a fall could occur.

In the full video, Andy explains the basics of restraint systems, including:

- What restraint actually is
- Why the system must remain tight
- Common mistakes seen on site
- Simple configurations that can solve many work at height problems

When used correctly, restraint can eliminate fall risk in many situations.

▶️ Watch the full video:
https://hubs.ly/Q04gpmnR0

Explore our Work at height training courses:
https://hubs.ly/Q04gpn_M0

Proudly supporting: Rail Safety Week & Rail Forum

15/05/2026

Confined space training doesn’t fail overnight.

It fades.

Gradually. Quietly. Over time.

Until one day, under pressure, the details aren’t as clear as they should be.

That’s the risk.

Because rescue situations don’t give you time to think twice.

We’ve put together a new blog breaking down:

- Why skills fade happens
- Why it matters in high-risk environments
- How to reinforce training on-site

🔗 Read it here: https://hubs.ly/Q04fMt9t0

Learn why skills fade after confined space training and how to keep your team prepared with practical resources.