Safety Assured Limited - Injury Protection

 Home is the first place where kids learn. They crawl, explore, and touch everything. And while that is good for learning, it also means there are plenty of ways for them to get hurt. Safety Assured helps bring school-level safety into houses. Think of your home as a classroom. You want to make sure everything is safe, even small things like door hinges. Those are easy to miss, but they can hurt little fingers. Prioritising door finger guards in high-traffic areas. Rooms like the kitchen, bathroom, or playroom see a lot of activity, and these are places where most accidents happen. When a child shuts a door quickly or pulls on it, their fingers can get caught. It happens fast, and it hurts a lot. Door finger guards block the gap near the hinge where hands can get stuck, thus preventing any finger-trapping injuries. School-quality guards at home. Schools have high safety standards and only use tested and proven products. Safety Assured's finger guards for school doors are cer...

 A quick door check at school can help stop serious finger injuries. It does not take long, and you don't need special tools. In under 15 minutes, you can spot problems and make the space safer for students and staff. Here's how to do it: Start with the hinge side. Open the door all the way and look at the hinge area. This is where fingers tend to get caught. Watch how the gap moves when the door opens and closes. If a child could fit their fingers in that space, especially near the hinge knuckle, that is not safe. If there is no door finger guard (or if the guard is cracked, loose, or missing), it should be fixed immediately. Check how the door closes. Let the door close on its own and watch how fast it moves. If it slams or shuts too quickly, it could hurt someone. The door should close slowly and evenly. If it feels too fast or out of balance, the door closer might need repair or replacement. Look for damage or signs of tampering. Check all existing finger guards for ...

 Safety in schools, daycare centres, and other educational institutions is a crucial element. Kids are curious and can get their fingers or hands trapped in places they shouldn't. Door guards are a simple and effective way to prevent serious finger entrapment injuries. However, not all of these devices are created equal. You must only invest in durable ones for your facility. Here are the top three materials that stand the test of time and take some stress off your shoulders: Aluminium  This metal is one of the most durable and highly used materials. It's sturdy yet lightweight and ideal in low and high-traffic areas. It's also aesthetically pleasing and can withstand repetitive impact and wear. Aluminium is also rust-resistant in both indoor and outdoor environments. It is also low maintenance and doesn't require any specific cleaning or upkeep TPU TPU, or Thermoplastic Polyurethane, is a high-performing polymer that's flexible but also sturdy. It has the prope...

 Most businesses don't think about door safety measures. The doors open, close, lock, unlock, and do their jobs every single day. However, unprotected doors can be safety hazards and cause serious liabilities. In the United Kingdom, you have a legal duty of care to prevent foreseeable injuries, including fingers trapped in shutting doors. The Legal Landscape The authorities mandate taking reasonable steps like installing door hinge guards to protect children, vulnerable adults, and others from preventable injuries. So, you must comply with the necessary health and safety regulations. Failing to do so is a breach of duty. Severe legal repercussions may follow once an injury occurs due to high-impact closing doors or unprotected hinges. What Happens After A Door Accident? Parents or guardians can file a claim if a child is injured due to unprotected doors. Solicitors are involved. Inspections are scheduled. Insurance companies take note of every minute detail on your premises. U...

 Kids are naturally curious. They are always running around, touching everything and ducking through doorways without a second thought. It is just part of how they learn and understand the world. But in places like schools, where there are many doors and even more distractions, that curiosity can lead to accidents. One of the biggest hidden dangers is the side of the door where the hinges are. It might not look risky at first look, but if a child's fingers get caught there as the door closes, it can do some real damage. Well, these kinds of accidents don't have to happen. Schools can keep those curious little hands safe with the right precautions in place. Why are school doors such a big problem? Doors in schools are thick and heavy. That's great for their durability but not for tiny hands that might wander too close. It is easy to see how accidents happen. A child could be leaning against the wall, not realising their fingers are right near the hinge side of a door. Th...

 Safety is a priority for schools across the country. Strict precautions are taken to protect kids from potential dangers. Installing door guards is one of the many safety measures incorporated to prevent entrapment injuries and costly liabilities. There's, in fact, an urgency to safely carry out this upgrade nationwide. Why? Because… Doors Can Be Dangerous Unprotected school doors can be dangerous. They're the most interacted with fixture in the building risking the safety of kids and adults. This is especially true in nurseries and primary schools. It only takes a split second for accidents to happen in abruptly opening or shutting doors. Door hinge finger guards can be a simple yet potent solution to reduce the impact of hinges and prevent painful injuries. Many schools have already implemented these to avoid door-related damage, and many others are rushing to install them now. There are Legal and Financial Risks, Too. Beyond pain and distress, finger-trapping injuries ...