blogEye wear – the importance of aesthetics
AESTHETICS OF eye wear is becoming increasingly important, says Jim Lythgow, director of strategic alliances at Specsavers Corporate Eyecare.
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newsCompany fined for unlicensed asbestos work
A BRISTOL-based construction company has been sentenced for carrying out unlicensed asbestos work.
newsStrong leadership needed to make railways safer
A RAILWAY safety expert is calling on industry bosses to lead from the front in ensuring risks to people are managed as effectively as those posed to their business, as new figures reveal the number of fatalities and injuries in the industry last year.
newsGuidance for managers to support mental health
THE CIPD, the professional body for HR and people development, and Mind have jointly published a revised mental health guide for managers to improve support for those experiencing stress and mental health issues at work.
articlePPE Regulations Update
Health and Safety Matters (HSM) magazine and the British Safety Industry Federation (BSIF) held a free webinar on how to comply with the new PPE regulations.
newsFrom the CEO’s desk
The summer months of 2018 have seen the hottest temperatures on record and mercury rising over the UK’s Brexit issues. Alan Murray looks at the impact on the health and safety industry
newsFire Safety Scotland 2018 Preview
FIRE SAFETY Scotland returns to the Glasgow SEC on 12-13 September 2018 and will offer an unrivalled line up of free educational content and live demonstrations.
newsWSH says workplace injuries declined in 2017
THE WORKPLACE Safety and Health (WSH) Institute has announced that there were fewer workplace fatalities and injuries in the first half of 2017 in Singapore.
newsWorkers found illegally living on construction site
UNITE HAS accused Westminster council and the Health and Safety Executive of inaction which could place workers lives in danger, after it notified both organisations of workers illegally living on a construction site in St Johns’ Wood.
newsFalkirk company fined after employee killed
A COMPANY that manufactures freshly prepared meals was fined £176,000 when an employee was killed after being struck by empty food trays.
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