Workplace hazards are often not reported. Consequently, these risks are not resolved, resulting in injuries or even fatalities. Statistics released by the HSE indirectly reflect
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Government guidance still states that if employees can work from home, they should still continue to do so. However for those who cannot work from
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The HSE has just published its annual review of all fatal workplace injuries in the UK and the results may surprise you. Last year, 147
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Workplace spills, leaks and overflows are an unfortunate inevitability in many facilities. However, they pose potential danger to workers and to the environment. Thousands of
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Recent severe flooding has had a major impact on homes and business across parts of the UK. Health and Safety professionals may wish to acquaint
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Fire alarms act as a vital early warning system, helping keep people safe by alerting them to fires and giving them more time to escape.
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A recent survey of business continuity planning in the UK has shown that businesses are sitting up and taking notice of the wide range of
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In an emergency, a well-lit building can suddenly become dark and disorientating, which could make evacuation difficult, especially for visually impaired people. This is why
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Most Popular ArticlesIn an emergency, a well-lit building can suddenly become dark and disorientating, which could make evacuation difficult, especially for visually impaired people. This is why
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Every business has a legal ‘duty of care’ to look after the health and safety of employees The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974
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Fire alarms act as a vital early warning system, helping keep people safe by alerting them to fires and giving them more time to escape.
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Whether flu, fire, flood, terrorist outrage or a less traumatic but no less devastating computer meltdown or major IT data loss, business continuity is of
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