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Rescue mission

No two rescue missions are the same and responding to accidents at height can be even more challenging. Here, Stephen Morris looks at the importance of a well-prepared rescue plan.

Should you be investing more in fall protection PPE? Alfonso Fernandez summarises some of the issues and requirements and explains how upgrading your equipment can not only save you money, but also help better protect your workforce.

Practitioner viewpoint – September 24

While safety campaigns can help drive and support a positive safety culture, sometimes they don’t quite hit their target. Louise Ward provides an insight into what makes a successful campaign.

SHW Live returns

Safety, Health and Wellbeing Live South returns to Farnborough International on 2-3 October 2024. Read on to learn what you can expect from the event.

CEO’s desk – September 24

There has been plenty going on these past summer months with the start of a new Government and the King’s Speech. Alan Murray provides an insight into what the implications could be for the safety industry.

In the spotlight with Simon Turner

THIS MONTH we put the spotlight on Simon Turner, campaign manager for Driving for Better Business, to find out how his passion for cars and marketing led him down the driver safety route.

Made for women

Ben Stacey considers how ergonomics and fabric technology combine in the design of sustainable women’s workwear.

Better protected

With advances in personal protective equipment (PPE) combined with an increased knowlege of workplace hazards and dangers workers are better protected than ever before. But, it’s not time to rest on a laurels and our annual PPE survey uncovers the thoughts and opinions of those who really matter – the wearers and buyers of this life-saving protection. Kelly Rose reports.

A safer approach

Light rail sector embraces data-led approach to risk reduction. Laura Reardon provides an insight.

Addressing manual handling’s blind spot

INDUSTRY MAY have overhauled practices around manual handling, but critical blind spots that could compromise workplace and worker safety remain, says Richard Cutler.