Malcolm Humphreys
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Malcolm Humphreys is the Director of We Print Lanyards, a family business who specialise in recycled custom lanyards, ID cards, name badges & more.
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The Different Types Of Lanyards Explained
A lanyard might seem like a simple tool, but it is actually an essential accessory that is used across a wide range of industries to hold ID cards, keys, and much more. They have become a common sight in workplaces, schools, and events thanks to their versatility and practicality.
By Malcolm Humphreys7 months ago in Journal
How Do NHS Lanyards Help Improve Identification & Hospital Security?
Any healthcare setting needs an efficient identification system for security, and this is particularly important in hospitals. It is essential that the safety of patients, staff and visitors are paramount and so NHS lanyards can play an important role in helping to achieve this. They not only act as an effective means of identification, but they can also provide access control to ensure that the hospital is as safe and secure as possible.
By Malcolm Humphreys11 months ago in Journal
How Can Lanyards Benefit Schools & Colleges?
A lanyard might seem like a simple tool, but it can be very important in a range of different settings. One of the most significant uses for lanyards is in schools and colleges, where they can play a big role in things like security as well as streamlining tasks and instilling a sense of pride in the school.
By Malcolm Humphreysabout a year ago in Education
Why Should You Consider Using Wristbands At Your Next Event?
Wristbands are more than just a fashion accessory. When it comes to running an event, a wristband can be an incredibly useful tool. Not only do they look great, but they can have added technology to make them unique, secure and they can have many different functions.
By Malcolm Humphreysabout a year ago in Journal
How Critical Are Lanyards To The Healthcare Sector?
A lanyard might not seem like an important bit of kit in the healthcare sector compared to many other things, but it can be more crucial than you might expect. Lanyards are a familiar sight in most healthcare settings these days, as they can play an important role in patient comfort, safety and security.
By Malcolm Humphreys2 years ago in Journal
Custom lanyards in hospitals: Are they suitable?
Any hospital will tell you that there is a vast amount of equipment that they need but cannot afford. However, one useful little tool that fits into most budgets is the custom lanyard. It is quickly becoming a feature in all sorts of settings, and hospitals are now embracing them as an easy solution to a lot of problems. So, what problems can they solve and how can they lend themselves to a hospital environment?
By Malcolm Humphreys2 years ago in Journal
Can lanyards increase the safety and security in your school?
When it comes to running a school, safety and security has to be your top priority at all times, but with stretched budgets it can be difficult to find the best ways to look after everybody in your care. By introducing a measure as simple as lanyards, you can take an extra step towards a safe school in a cost effective an unobtrusive way.
By Malcolm Humphreys3 years ago in Education
How to ensure the safety of your residents in care homes
If you run a care home for the elderly or vulnerable then the safety and wellbeing of your residents should be your absolute top priority at all times. All of your policies and practices should be based around offering the very best levels of care and safety for everyone that stays with you. This also plays a large part in any CQC inspections, who will check to make sure that residents are as safe as possible, and every effort is being made to protect them.
By Malcolm Humphreys3 years ago in Education
Why should your business use staff ID badges?
ID badges are one of the oldest tools in business. They are still as relevant and useful as they ever were. Here, We Print Lanyards provides a quick guide to just five of the main reasons why your staff should wear ID badges.
By Malcolm Humphreys3 years ago in Journal
