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RISK ASSESSMENT
The cost of not paying attention to risk assessments
Whilst undertaking risk assessments can be seen as a bit of a chore, doing so is a necessary part of keeping your workplace safe. What can go wrong with inadequate risk assessments?
RIDDOR
RIDDOR guidance updated - what’s new?
The HSE has updated its guidance regarding the Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 2013. What do you need to know?
FIRE SAFETY
Fire extinguisher guidelines updated
When determining how many fire extinguishers you need, their type, size and location, the most important source of guidance is the British Standards document BS5306-8. What changes were introduced in the latest update?
RISK ASSESSMENT
Why was worker crushed by overhead crane?
A manufacturing company has been fined after one of its employees was crushed to death at a factory. What were the circumstances of the accident and how could it have been avoided?
ENVIRONMENT
Are leaky loos costing you money?
Despite record-high utility bills, almost 90% of SMEs are overlooking obvious cost savings, with the most neglected being water bills. Are you throwing money down the drain with your leaky loos?
LIGHTING
Benefits of task lighting
OUTDOOR WORKING
Raise sun damage awareness to protect workers
With summer just around the corner, now is a good time to refresh your outdoor workers on the risks of working in direct sunlight. What are they and what can you expect your staff to do to protect themselves?
