On an oil rig, a compressor never stops, and on a wind farm, a technician spends hours in a high-risk environment. While the risks vary by workplace, the safety requirements remain the same everywhere. Seeh provides prescription safety glasses and custom-molded earplugs, tailored to both the role and the individual employee.
From the drilling platform to onshore. This is what the right protection looks like for every workplace.
Continuous machine noise from pumps, compressors, and generators, often well above 85 dB(A).
Custom-molded earplugs dampen harmful noise while keeping alarms and two-way radios audible.
Chemical splashes and exposure to the elements during outdoor work.
Certified prescription safety glasses protect your eyes without compromising on visual clarity.
Maintenance work on wind turbines releases dust, grit, and debris, often at height and in changing weather conditions.
Certified prescription safety glasses that fit securely to the face, ensuring you are protected while working at height outdoors without compromising your vision.
Working at height in the nacelle, where gears and the generator are a constant source of noise at close range.
Custom-molded earplugs protect your hearing without compromising on comfort. Because they are molded precisely to your ear canal, they remain comfortable to wear all day long.
Process operators, planners, and engineers spend hours at a time working with systems and planning software. Health and safety regulations require computer glasses if standard eyewear is insufficient for screen work.
Prescription computer glasses are precisely calibrated to the viewing distance of screen work, ensuring your employees work comfortably and without strain.
Under Article 3 of the Working Conditions Act, employers are required to protect employees against risks to their eyes and hearing.
According to Article 5.1 of the Working Conditions Decree, employers are required to reimburse the cost of computer glasses when an employee needs them for screen work.
Eye protection falls under EN ISO 16321-1, the successor to EN 166. Custom-molded earplugs fall under EN 352-2. Only certified products qualify as protection.
In the energy sector, safety requirements are paramount. Our prescription safety glasses, computer glasses, and custom hearing protection comply with the most stringent European standards, ensuring your employees are optimally protected.
All products comply with the new ISO 16321 standard and have CE marking.
With a few steps, you can easily order prescription safety glasses and otoplastics.
Each employee receives customized professional and expert advice.
Measurement and advice in 407+ Hans Anders stores in the Netherlands and Belgium.
Custom-molded earplugs for offshore use comply with EN 352-2, the European standard for hearing protection. For work on platforms, the requirements of the Health and Safety Decree for work on offshore installations also apply, in addition to the standard risk assessment and evaluation (RI&E) obligation under the Working Conditions Act.
Yes. The filters in our custom-molded earplugs are tuned to the noise level of the workplace, ensuring that harmful noise is dampened while alarms and communication via radio or intercom remain audible.
Yes. Because they are custom-fitted, custom-molded earplugs stay securely in the ear canal and do not take up space required for a helmet or additional earmuffs worn over the protection.
Our safety glasses are certified according to EN ISO 16321-1 and are available with coatings that are resistant to condensation and water spray, making them suitable for use on deck and outdoors.
Costs depend on the number of employees and the type of protection required per workstation. For an overview of our rates, you can download our price list or contact us for a custom quote.
Fill in your company details, that's how it's done.
We'll set up the account with you.
You are directly ready to order!
