newsNo let-up in new environmental regulations
New environmental regulations are outnumbering new health and safety regulations by more than ten to one in the UK.
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productNew qualification for process industries
Safety, health and environmental examinations board NEBOSH, has launched a brand new qualification for people working in the process industries.
productAsk the HSE – Is there a maximum weight a person can lift during their work?
Each issue the HSE shares one of the most popular questions it has been asked on the HSE infoline the previous month
productHSE Chair calls for consultants to sign up to new benchmark register for health and safety
An important milestone has been reached in the process of implementing the new Occupational Safety and Health Consultants Register (OSHCR) with the register now open for suitably qualified professionals to sign up.
newsLack of environmental guidance at work
Employers could do more to inform staff about simple ways to improve environmental performance at work, according to new research…
newsMost Britons happy at work
A poll of more than 1,000 working people by NEBOSH (National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health) has revealed that 60% of UK workers are happy at work, with 10% describing themselves as “extremely happy” when doing their job…
newsMost Britons happy at work
A poll of more than 1,000 working people by NEBOSH (National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health) has revealed that 60% of UK workers are happy at work, with 10% describing themselves as “extremely happy”.
newsHealth & safety system shake up
A package of changes to Britain’s health and safety system designed to support the Government’s growth agenda and to ease regulatory burdens on business have been announced by employment minister Chris Grayling .
newsConsultants register up and running
A new online directory has been launched to help businesses find a health and safety consultant that they can trust to give sensible, expert advice
newsFirst corporate manslaughter conviction
The Gloucestershire-based company, Cotswold Geotechnical Holdings Ltd, has been convicted of corporate manslaughter in the first trial to test the new Corporate Manslaughter Act and to convict a company without the need to also prosecute the company director.
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