Companies sentenced after worker hospitalised
TWO CONSTRUCTION companies have been sentenced after a worker was hospitalised for nearly two weeks after being struck by a 124kg panel.
TWO CONSTRUCTION companies have been sentenced after a worker was hospitalised for nearly two weeks after being struck by a 124kg panel.
EMPLOYERS IN financial services should act to retain talent in the industry as new findings from MHFA England highlight the impact of poor mental health. 83% of finance sector employees have considered changing jobs due to the impact of work on their mental health, with nearly half of those taking the plunge.
PROVIDING YOUR workforce with a hard hat they can be proud of isn’t just a nice to have, but essential to operating a safe site.
MSA provides in insight into the important things to consider when investing in the right safety helmet to ensure it provides you with the right level of safety.
MSA SAFETY is getting ready to showcase its market leading safety products at this year’s ExpoProtection event in Paris, from 15 -17 November 2022.
When an employee enters a confined space to carry out works or inspections, how can you be sure they will come out alive and well? Alfonso Fernandez outlines the dangers and explains how to plan for the unexpected.
A day in the life of a hard hat: MSA Safety provides an insight into electricians’ most important companions
IRISH START-UP safety disruptor, Protex AI, has now raised a total of $18m of investment to help launch its product in Europe and the US, led by Notion Capital with participation from Playfair Capital, Elkstone and Firstminute Capital to empower health and safety teams to protect their workforce with AI-powered technology.
A WORRYING number of workers (86%) admit they have too much work to be able to move during the working day, with chronic stress and anxiety becoming increasingly prevalent, according to a new report by Magic Mountain, supported by CIMSPA (The Chartered Institute for the Management of Sport and Physical Activity).
THE DEPARTMENT of Health and Social Care has announced that asymptomatic testing for COVID-19 has been be paused in all remaining settings including health care. This came into effect o 31 August.
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