Wearability is key
As well as ensuring eyewear is compliant, it must also be wearable, as if it doesn’t stay on, it doesn’t protect, says Clair Weston.
A safer future
GAS DETECTION is at the crossroads of safety, sustainability and smarter systems, says Debbie Airey.
Hear today, hear tomorrow
NOISE DOES not have to be loud to cause damage. Louise Charlton explains the risks of noise exposure and the solutions to prevent long term hearing damage.
Fabric of safety
Workers at risk of injury from an electric arc must have suitable protection. Sean Wood provides an insight into the methods for quantifying arc flash risks and guidance on when each method should be used.
In the spotlight with Sam Jones
WE PUT Sam Jones, winner of this year’s Manager of the Year at the Safety & Health Excellence Awards, in the spotlight to find out about his successes and vision for the future at Amazon.
Occupational hazards – September 2025
How big an issue is climate change for safety and health professionals in their work? Dr Christopher Davis takes a look.
Legal spotlight – September 2025
Effect of apology in civil proceedings to be reformed. Kevin Bridges provides an insight.
Your questions answered – September 25
Each issue, British Safety Council uses this page to answer YOUR questions. Please send any problems, issues or general enquiries about health, safety and wellbeing to [email protected] and their experts will respond in future issues.
Switched on to safety
Safety around the electrical infrastructure within a building, and the equipment contained within it, is paramount – and not only for engineers, installers and contractors working or repairing the systems, but all others on the premises, explains Steve Dunning.
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