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Keeping people safe at the O2

Published:  18 February, 2015

Arco_IMG_1933_2.jpgARCO, a leading UK safety company, has signed an agreement with AEG Europe to become official safety equipment partner of The O2 and Up at The O2, the iconic London venue that attracts 9 million visitors each year from around the globe.

Arco says this important partnership means that those working in and around The O2 will have access to its dedicated team of highly qualified experts who can provide practical advice, guidance, safety products and training services that will enable them to carry out their jobs safely. Visitors experiencing Up at The O2, the 90-minute climb with 360-degree panoramic views across the capital, will be kept safe and comfortable with specially designed Arco safety harnesses, shoes and clothing as they aim to reach the summit of London and enjoy an experience to remember at the world’s most popular music and entertainment venue.

w: www.arco.co.uk

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