Juba. Glove and workwear specialist

At Juba, women not only work, they also lead, decide and build.  In a sector traditionally dominated by men, female leadership is a reality in this company. On this International Women's Day, Juba wants to show its commitment to gender equality because it is not just a statement. Both the company's management and many of the positions in the middle management are occupied by women. Here, the joint work of women and men drives growth and allows us to be leaders in Iberia in working gloves in a highly competitive market, as well as being present in more than 40 countries. However, the road has not always been easy. In fact, the presence of women in industrial and technical sectors is still a minority. The women at Juba challenge the status quo, change the rules of the game and demonstrate that growth is achieved by men and women working together, because real transformation happens when we move forward together. Beyond 8M: a daily commitment Juba's commitment to gender equality is not just a message to celebrate International Women's Day. The company works every day to ensure that the entire team has the same opportunities for growth and development, regardless of their gender. The company directs its actions to the global commitment of the 2030 Agenda, driving actions that promote gender equality. In particular, it works in line with the following Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): SDG 5: Gender equality - Promoting the presence of women in leadership positions and fostering a work environment where all people have equal opportunities for development. SDG 8: Decent work and economic growth - focus on fair working conditions, equal access to growth opportunities and the elimination of all gender gaps. SDG 10: Reducing inequalities - Implementing internal policies that favour inclusion and diversity, ensuring that talent is the sole criterion for professional growth. The road to real equality still has challenges, but at Juba we believe that a more equitable world is possible and that every action, no matter how small, contributes to achieving it.

An improved version more adapted to the demands of outdoor work, that has been Juba's goal with 878DN New Timber, a reference that offers an improved version of 878 Timber. The update incorporates completely revamped fits and specific features to provide greater comfort, protection and functionality. Discover a parka designed for those who face every day with determination, no matter what the weather conditions. Functional design and practical details Designed to meet the needs of professionals in a variety of sectors, this parka includes features that ensure comfort and practicality: High-quality materials for maximum protection: made of pongee polyester with PVC coating, a water-resistant material that ensures full protection against rain and wind.  Comfort: ergonomic design and light weight for greater mobility, facilitating daily tasks without restrictions. Inner fleece lining: 280 gr/m², which provides superior thermal insulation, keeping the body warm even on the coldest days. Secure closure system: equipped with zip and hook and loop fasteners for a perfect fit and added protection against wind and rain. Reinforced closure: a combination of zip and hook and eye fasteners ensures a firm fit and an effective barrier against cold and moisture.  Reflective stripe: incorporates a line on the chest, which contributes to improved safety in low-light environments. Multiple pockets: four front pockets, one double pocket and one inside pocket provide ample space for tools and personal items. Retractable hood: easy to adjust, easily concealed, offers additional protection against rain and wind. Sizes for all: available from S to 3XL. Combinable: the navy blue colour adds a professional and stylish touch, which also makes it easy to wear. Ideal for professionals in harsh environments The new parka from Juba's catalogue is a versatile garment, designed to meet the needs of any sector requiring protection against low temperatures and adverse weather conditions: Mechanics and electricians Transport and logistics Farmers  Gardeners  Plumbers and all types of trades workers Preparedness: protection recommendations Working in adverse weather conditions requires specific precautions. Here are some suggestions for protecting workers in adverse environments: Wear appropriate thermal protective clothing, such as parkas and jackets. Protect extremities with gloves and appropriate footwear. Equip with windproof clothing to minimise wind chill. Reduce exposure time by scheduling regular breaks. Control the pace of work to avoid cold fatigue. Complement with accessories for optimal insulation. Commitment to quality and safety Quality workwear is not just a matter of comfort; it is a fundamental aspect of meeting safety standards in the workplace. This parka responds to the needs of professionals, ensuring: Thermal and moisture protection. Mobility and versatility in different conditions. Durability for extended wear. Juba reaffirms its commitment to offer solutions that combine innovation, safety and comfort with its range of parkas, becoming an essential tool in adverse conditions. Don't miss the opportunity to improve your work equipment!  Find out more about this product by visiting our website or contacting our customer service team.

In all jobs, it is essential that professionals are equipped with the appropriate clothing and accessories for the work they have to carry out on a daily basis, both for optimum efficiency in their professional activity and also for their safety against potential risks. People working inside cold rooms must wear approved clothing for those environments where temperatures can reach temperatures below -18ºC. In addition, this type of environment also demands quality products that are comfortable, practical and resistant. Importance of wearing certified cold protection clothing Approved clothing for cold rooms is that which offers the guarantee of meeting the requirements, in terms of safety and ergonomics, to carry out work in this type of spaces. These garments are designed and manufactured with materials resistant to low temperatures, so that they protect professionals from risks such as hypothermia, chilling and similar problems. In addition, they must guarantee that the people responsible for this task have the appropriate ergonomics to carry out all the necessary movements in their daily activity and/or with the products they must introduce or extract from it. Safety standards and regulations Workwear protecting against the cold is based on European standard EN 342, oriented to protect professionals exposed to extreme cold conditions, especially in environments with temperatures below -5ºC. Clothing approved to work in cold rooms must be certified to this standard, which measures the following parameters: Y(B): ICLER in [m2 K/W] Thermal insulation measured on a mobile manikin with B sub-garments. A mandatory parameter. AP: Air permeability class (quantified from 1 to 3). A mandatory parameter. WP: Resistance to water penetration. Optional so if the garment has not been tested, the corresponding marking will be X. Characteristics of PPE PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) recommended for cold rooms must fulfil two main objectives: to facilitate the work of the professional and to protect him/her at all times. Therefore, these garments are usually designed with the following properties: Thermal and waterproof materials, able to conserve body heat and protect against sub-zero temperatures. Ergonomics and freedom of movement, according to the needs of each job. Breathability and capacity to facilitate the evacuation of humidity, so that the professional is comfortable at all times. Essential types of clothing In cold rooms, professionals must be appropriately equipped, which implies having approved clothing that also includes the following essential garments: Protective gloves: designed to prevent loss of body heat, preferably resistant to water and moisture seepage and at the same time allowing the professional to work in a comfortable and safe manner. Jackets and other warm clothing: covering the entire torso and with protections such as elasticated cuffs, watertight fastenings and multi-layers. High-visibility clothing: essential in low-light environments or where vehicles operate with reflective elements to improve worker visibility and reduce the risk of accidents. Thermally insulated trousers: to prevent cold penetration of the lower body and with an ergonomic design to ensure freedom of movement. Footwear for cold environments: usually designed with waterproof and insulating materials and, as required, with non-slip soles.