Engineered Hammers for working at height
Common causes of dropped hammers include fractured hammer or fibre glass handles resulting in the hammer head coming off unexpectedly, hammers left at height unsecured and hammers slipping out of the user hands. Because of the weight of these tools, it does not take a lot of height for the drop to generate sufficient energy to cause serious injury or worse. Check out Stopdrop Tooling approach toward eliminating this risk.
We support industry workgroup DROPS
Within the oil and gas industry, everyone knows the potential cost of a dropped object. It’s not just about equipment damage and lost production. It’s about life! The problem is common to everyone in the industry, across all regions, sectors and disciplines. DROPS is an industry-wide initiative focused on preventing dropped objects, with the ultimate goal of delivering a second nature dropped objects prevention strategy across our industry. DROPS is essentially a Global Work Group, represented by 200 operators, contractors, service companies and industry bodies, all sharing commitment and enthusiasm for the common goal of dropped object prevention.
Stopdrop Tooling is a member of DROPS Online and sponsor of the Experiential Virtual Reality Training DROPS Metaverse.
Check out the recent DROPS Asia Webinar sponsored by Stopdrop.
