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Rising to the challenge

A looks at how architects can rise to the challenge of choosing the right fall protection system. We find out more from Stuart Pierpoint.

Occupational hazards – June 23

With advances in technology, the working world is rapidly changing. Here, Lawrence Webb takes a look at how the OSH profession is adapting and responding to change.

Your questions answered – June 23

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An inside view

In an ever-evolving climate, taking the pulse of the industry to get a snapshot of key areas affecting health and safety professionals in their roles is vital, says Ryan Plummer.

In the spotlight with Clive Johnstone

This month we put the spotlight on Clive Johnstone, founder of JSP and winner of the Lifetime Achievement Award at The Safety & Health Excellence Awards 2023.

Step up safety

Working at height can be risky enough, without the additional danger of poor-quality ladders. Here, Peter Bennett explains why the Government must clamp down on online marketplaces selling substandard imported telescopic ladders.

Fabric of success

Having the right workwear for the summer months has a huge impact on your comfort, performance and mental wellbeing. Here, Peter Dumigan, provides advice on how you can keep your cool this summer.

Leading the way

The UK’s premier event dedicated to improving occupational health and safety standards – The Health & Safety Event – returns to the NEC in Birmingham on 25-27 April 2023.

It’s in our hands

Tackling the significant environmental impact of PPE should be top of the agenda in industry, says Nik Rilatt.

Machine misconceptions

Mark Staples answers some of the common questions that often lead to confusion, especially where machinery safety is concerned.

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