Many businesses view PPE and workplace safety products as an unavoidable cost. But poor product selection can quietly increase expenditure through excessive product usage, premature replacement, unnecessary waste and, most importantly, increased workplace risk.
In this practical webinar, Dalton Safety will explore how businesses can take a smarter approach to workplace safety without simply spending more.
Using real-world examples from PPE, safety cutting, workwear and spill control, we will look at how small changes in product selection and workplace processes can lead to significant improvements in safety, sustainability and overall cost.
This will be an educational session focused on helping businesses understand where hidden safety costs occur and what they can do about them.
Who should attend?
This session would be useful for:
- Business owners and directors responsible for operational costs
- Health & Safety managers
- Operations and warehouse managers
- Facilities managers
- Procurement and purchasing teams
- Manufacturing, logistics and construction businesses
- SMEs wanting to improve workplace safety without unnecessarily increasing spend
What you’ll learn
- Why the cheapest PPE isn't always the lowest-cost option
- How to calculate the true cost of safety products
- Why different workplace tasks often need different safety solutions
- How product consumption and replacement frequency affect overall spend
- Simple ways to reduce PPE and safety-product waste
- How sustainability can be introduced without compromising performance
- How to conduct a basic review of workplace safety products and identify opportunities for improvement
To book your place
Scroll down to the 'Book now' area below to reserve your place. A reminder email will be sent both one week and one day in advance of the event, along with a Teams link.
Details
Date:
3 December, 2026 - 3 December, 2026
Please note:
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Our environmental impact: We are working hard to reduce the environmental impact of our events and lower our carbon footprint as much as possible. Find out more here.
