newsEEF, the manufacturers’ organisation has launched a specialist, tailored health & safety service specially aimed at small manufacturing businesses to help their business become compliant and overcome the many obstacles they can face in understanding their responsibilities.
news‘A shift towards an in-ward looking, anti-regulation and anti globalisation world will affect standards, business and OSH in every workplace. The challenge will be to ascertain the impact on working practices and regulatory systems, and how the values underpinning OSH may be reflected in any future legislation.’
articleThe HSM Campaigns Hub provides you with information on the latest health & safety initiatives and guidance on how you can get involved. This issue we examine the Health & Safety Executive’s Construction Inspection Campaign.
newsHSM caught up with Institution of Occupational Safety & Health (IOSH) chief executive Bev Messinger, on day two of the 2017 IOSH Conference, to reflect on her first year in the post and to discuss the organisation’s plans for 2018
newsAn interim review into the Grenfell Tower fire has found that the current regulatory system is “not fit for purpose” and opens the door to “shortcuts” that put lives at risk.
newsThe production company behind hit TV show The Walking Dead has been handed the maximum possible fine by the US Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) following the death of a stunt man last year.
articleGeorgina Bisby investigates the challenges and opportunities around smart technology in above-the-neck PPE
articleThere are some careers you simply should not consider if you are a bit of a day-dreamer: air-traffic controller, interpreter at the UN Security Council, public-transport driver, heavy-machinery operator. Even a momentary lapse in concentration while fulfilling these demanding roles can result in disaster. Tina Weadick explains how complete awareness and total focus – in other words, mindfulness – can be of benefit to both employee and employer
newsMore than 40 per cent of Irish employees have suffered from ill-treatment in the workplace.
newsAn interim review into the Grenfell Tower fire has found that the current regulatory system is “not fit for purpose” and opens the door to “shortcuts” that put lives at risk.
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