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December 1, 1901 A respirator so comfortable you’ll forget you’re wearing itA respirator so comfortable you’ll forget you’re wearing it
A humorous video has been created to show that 3M respirators are so comfortable to wear that workers may forget to take them off when their shift comes to an end.
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December 1, 1901 Virtual reality demo creates the sensation of working at heightVirtual reality demo creates the sensation of working at height
Working from ladders, scaffolds and platforms is an occupational hazard in some industries, but injuries from falls can be prevented with the right safety equipment.
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December 1, 1901 If the glasses fit, wear them with prideIf the glasses fit, wear them with pride
A humorous new video puts the spotlight on the importance of comfort, fit and style when it comes to choosing safety eyewear.
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December 1, 1901 No slip-ups for Crossrail walkway projectNo slip-ups for Crossrail walkway project
Crossrail is one of the largest infrastructure projects of its kind in Europe, involving the construction of 42 km of tunnels complete with emergency aluminium walkway.
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December 1, 1901 Pete Waterman singles out a safety solution from 3MPete Waterman singles out a safety solution from 3M
Music guru Pete Waterman presented 3M with a prize for the most innovative stand at the Overhead Power Line and Working at Height Safety Exposition held at Chester racecourse on 9 June.
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December 1, 1901 How do you know when to change your filter?
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December 1, 1901 Students inspired by STEM Rising StarsStudents inspired by STEM Rising Stars
WeAreTheCity 2020 Rising Stars in Science and Engineering proved to be inspirational role models at 3M’s STEM careers Q&A for Year 9 students in Leicestershire.
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December 1, 1901 3M – a World’s Most Ethical Company3M – a World’s Most Ethical Company
Ethisphere® has named 3M as one of the World’s Most Ethical Companies for the sixth year running, recognising the company’s drive for positive change.
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December 1, 1901 From medicine to the movies and backFrom medicine to the movies and back
Dr Tom Shannon, co-founder of Vicon Motion Systems and Oxford Metrics, explains how his company uses 3M Scotchlite™ material and computer vision to capture human motion.
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December 1, 1901 Safety Eyewear Advisor Safety Eyewear Advisor
