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Reduce the risk

We need a more precautionary approach to managing welding fume exposures, says professor John Cherrie.

Rising challenge

Safe evacuation for all is imperative and evacuation plans need to consider the design of the building and the occupants inside. Colin Moore looks at the options for individuals needing assistance.

A helping hand

Physical and mental health can be connected, and Chris Brooks looks at the importance of self-care and looking after your skin is a step in the right direction for workers.

Don’t take risks

Taking risks at work can have a life changing outcome, as Jason Anker reveals after being left in a wheelchair for life after falling from a ladder. Here, he tells his story.

Testing the water

Every water system is susceptible to Legionella outbreaks if not properly monitored and managed. Paul Wilson explains what you need to know about Legionella and mitigating the risk.

In the spotlight with Sarah Neal

This month HSM puts the spotlight on Sarah Neal to find out from a small acorn she grew her international Health and Safety business.

Workplace wellness

The recent HSM webinar on workplace wellness, brought to you in association with Cority and IOSH, explores health beyond traditional Hazards.

Fixed solution

Crowcon outlines the many benefits of moving to an addressable fixed gas detection system.

Training is the answer

David Towlson highlights various case studies that help demonstrate the significant and widespread benefits of investing in health and safety training and competency.

Stay connected

There are new strategies for the confined space threat. Jacob Spector says you need think beyond a traditional approach by employing ‘Connected’ devices to enhance safety.

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