Are you looking to protect your companies team in the event of a fire but not sure what course would be best suited?

Tackling common hazards, starting with slips, trips, and falls (31% of non-fatal injuries). Focus on prevention, reporting, and safety

A tragic fall highlights the dangers of working at height. Prioritise safety, training and compliance to prevent life-altering accidents.

This post delves into the critical importance of robust safety protocols, no matter the size of a business.

A Kent company hit with a heavy fine for neglecting underground cable safety

Understanding what mental health is and how to tackle it is not only a legal but also a moral obligation for employers.

The law mandates that employers safeguard the well-being of their employees and others. This article explores instances where employers...

In a tragic incident, Lewis McFarlin, a lift engineer employed by Lift Monitoring Systems Ltd, found himself in a perilous situation at a...

Woolwich construction worker suffered severe injuries in a building collapse, emphasizing the critical need for preventative measures.

Discover the tragic consequences of insufficient safety protocols in the workplace and and their role in preventing tragic accidents.

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

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.

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

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

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.