Many people underestimate the importance of an effective hydration plan and that this needs to be a year-round, 24/7, 365 […]
Year round Hydration for good health
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COVID-19 Update
As the spread of the Coronavirus creates unprecedented challenges, I wish to advise our network of distributors & customers nationally, […]
Pryme New Website
Pryme is proud to announce the launch of our brand new website, making safety and wellness solutions more accessible for […]
Pryme Aids Rescue Workers in Flood-hit Townsville and Ablaze Nelson
Australia and New Zealand are currently under the grip of what is touted as one of the most damaging heat waves […]
Pryme supports Auckland Girls Teams at the 2019 Touch Footy Nationals
Understanding how crucial proper hydration can prove during intense physical activities such as football matches, Pryme proudly supported the Auckland U18s & U16s Girls Teams at the New Zealand Touch Footy Nationals in 2019.
Dropped Objects Prevention on Oil Rigs after Rise in Injuries from Falling Objects
With an 800 per cent rise in the number of falling objects on offshore rigs in Australia this year, companies are being urged to maintain effective safety practices and encourage the use of appropriate safety equipment to minimise risk and injury to workers.
Are FIFO and DIDO Workers at a Higher Risk for Dehydration?
Studies show that a worker performing heavy manual work in the heat can take up to 10 days or more to safely adapt to the work conditions.
Hydration Health & Safety 365
Dehydration can be a threat to workers health and productivity in every season. ‘Hydration Health & Safety 365’ aims to increase awareness about the importance of proper hydration all through the year.
Dropped Objects Standard 121-2018 Approved, Adopted by ANSI
The International Safety Equipment Association (ISEA) and the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) have announced that the long anticipated “Dropped Objects Standard” has been approved.
Select the Right Knee Pads to Avoid Knee Injuries at Work
Knee and Back injuries are different from other injuries because they accumulate over time through repetitive tasks and may not be apparent instantly.