An overview of the HSE's yearly Health and Safety at work statistics for Great Britain. We compare this years figures to lasts'.

We are continuing on our ‘Elf and Safety’ series in the lead-up to Christmas; this week with an instalment looking at working in Agriculture

We have written this article to help distinguish when an accident must be reported under RIDDOR, and when it should not.

This year’s Road Safety Week, by Brake, focuses on Safe Roads For All. As a part of that, we have decided to delve into driving at work

Winter is a time full of many different hazards. – But don't worry, we're here to help.

Worker breaks his back, in 2ft fall from height off of a forklift truck.

The effects of hunger can be both physical and mental. This article examines how incident causation is linked to hunger

Would you like to reduce the amount of paper waste in your office? Keeping paper waste at work to a minimum could make a big difference.

Changing a health and safety culture following a period of uncertainty. Health and safety should be viewed with the upmost importance.

How is health and safety for schools monitored and maintained? We take a look at this issue with a free checklist included.

I have recently completed a behavioural safety course, which has given me insights in how we can collectively reduce fatalities at work.

Base Solutions are celebrating 10 years in business! We want to thank all our clients and partners for their support.

Accidents still remain all too common in all industries, with working at height being among the most common cause.

Brush up on your health and safety knowledge with 10 things to remember from our experts at Base Solutions.

Toolbox talks are short presentations, delivered to the workforce on a single aspect of health and safety.

How to conduct your DSE Risk Assessment in 5 simple steps.

In this article, we establish what safety culture is, explain why it should be led from the top, and share some examples of good practice.

How well are you managing your health and safety risks? In the UK and other countries, construction is one of the largest industries.

Slips, trips and falls are among the most common injuries that have to be reported to the HSE under RIDDOR.