Managing Health and Safety Risks for Lone Workers
Managing Health and Safety Risks for Lone Workers An estimated six to eight million people are considered lone workers in the UK, or about 22% of the working population. The Health and Safety Executive defines
Asbestos: Is It Still A Concern?
Asbestos: Is It Still A Concern? Given that asbestos was banned in 1999, we might expect that the dangers of work-related asbestos illnesses have been eliminated, or at least greatly reduced. Sadly, this is far
H&S Considerations for Lone Transport Workers
H&S Considerations for Lone Transport Workers Many businesses employ lone workers in their transport network, both on site and externally. The most recent guidelines from the Health & Safety Executive cover drivers of lifting vehicles
CDM 2015 Regulations Explained for Domestic Building Clients
The Construction (Design & Management) Regulations are intended to ensure the maximum possible safety of all construction projects. A UK statutory instrument introduced in 2015 by the Health & Safety Executive (HSE), they update the
Competent Persons Risk Assessment For Outdoor Celebrations
Competent Persons Risk Assessment For Outdoor Celebrations With British summers becoming warmer and drier, outdoor celebrations can be planned with greater confidence. More people will decide to hold alfresco weddings, birthday parties, and – most
Warehouse Safety and Risk Assessment
Warehouse Safety and Risk Assessment The impact of COVID-19 on our working practices continues to grow, as the pandemic transforms the way we do business. With more emphasis on direct sales and online services, we
Using Technology for Health and Safety
Using Technology for Health and Safety Technology continues to advance, and it offers a great many benefits that can be applied in health and safety management. Technological tools can provide invaluable safety back-up for the
What is Near-Miss Reporting?
What is Near-Miss Reporting? You might think that if you almost have an accident, then there’s no need to tell anyone about it. You might feel embarrassed and worry about being humiliated by your colleagues,
Safety Training and Employee Engagement
Safety Training and Employee Engagement Health and Safety at work isn’t just a legal obligation. It’s also a duty of care for your employees, to ensure that their working day is as comfortable and secure- 1
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