A major consultation on the future of Driver CPC has finished, with over a thousand industry stakeholders having their say. The UK government has now released its findings and conclusions, which include a raft of changes to Driver CPC training, examinations and more. Since the official 15,000 word report may be a little difficult to… Read More
The metalworking industry, known for its rigorous demands and use of heavy machinery, has recently been under scrutiny due to alarming concerns raised by professionals in the field. A study conducted by FEIN, a manufacturer of power tools and accessories, sheds light on the pressing issue of workplace safety, revealing that a significant number of… Read More
In the dynamic and often hazardous environment of the construction industry, ensuring the safety and well-being of workers is of paramount importance. Respiratory protective equipment (RPE) plays a crucial role in safeguarding individuals from airborne contaminants, and the proper use of this equipment is a key component of occupational health and safety protocols. One critical… Read More
Employers play a pivotal role in reducing the risk of occupational-related lung diseases. Here are some strategies that we recommend employers to implement in order to safeguard their employees’ lung health and contribute to lung cancer prevention. Identify and Assess Workplace Hazards The first step to reduce the risk of occupational-related lung diseases is to… Read More
November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month, a critical campaign that aims to spread awareness about the symptoms of lung cancer. We believe that by educating individuals about the common signs of lung cancer we can prompt people to take action. Common symptoms of lung cancer can include a persistent cough, breathlessness, or unexplained weight loss.… Read More
Site managers take on numerous roles as part of their job. To be an effective construction site manager they must influence a positive health and safety culture. The benefits vastly out way the cost and include better productivity, retention of workers, better safety performance and so on. Below are ways a site manager can achieve… Read More
Accidents and emergencies rarely have the courtesy to strike when we expect them. In the workplace, being prepared to handle these situations means acting immediately, and with the knowledge necessary to provide triage and support. With the most serious emergencies needing to be resolved before paramedics can even reach a site, this early intervention can… Read More
We have received a load of interest in practice and guidance towards asbestos, so we thought we’d shed light on the ins and outs of managing and working with asbestos. The Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012 and you First things first: let’s talk regulations. In 2012, the Control of Asbestos Regulations came into play, aiming… Read More
Harnesses are an essential safety component for workers in various industries, such as construction, mining, and utilities. They help prevent falls and protect employees from serious injuries. However, just having a harness is not enough; regular inspections are vital to ensure their reliability and effectiveness. The Ins and Outs of Harness Inspections: When it comes… Read More
When it comes to potential health hazards lurking in our surroundings, asbestos tops the list. While it may seem like a topic straight out of a science textbook, understanding asbestos and its risks is crucial for our well-being. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the world of asbestos, shedding light on its history, its… Read More