The hidden pillar of workplace safety
UMBER CHANGAIZ explores how emotional and psychological support are essential components of a safe and productive work environment.
UMBER CHANGAIZ explores how emotional and psychological support are essential components of a safe and productive work environment.
MAKE UK is warning manufacturers that they risk facing substantial fines and even potential shutdowns through a failure to address key workplace health issues.
A YORKSHIRE animal feed manufacturer has been fined £500,000 after a worker lost part of his foot when it was entangled in machinery.
A STAFFORDSHIRE-based home improvement company has been fined £16,500 after a worker sustained serious injuries when he fell from height while carrying out gutter replacement work.
A FILM studio in Hertfordshire has been fined £6,000 after poor management of minor building works led to the disturbance of asbestos – putting employees at risk of exposure to asbestos fibres.
BLACKLINE SAFETY provides wearable devices, personal and area gas monitoring, cloud-connected software and data analytics to meet demanding safety challenges and enhance overall productivity for organisations with customers in more than 75 countries.
A GLOBAL manufacturing company has been fined £600k after an employee suffered fatal injuries following an incident at the premises in Airedale Mills, Gargrave, Craven.
AS UK workplaces once again head into the busiest stretch of the year, research and trend insights suggest that “festive fatigue” continues to create a perfect storm of burnout, safety risks, and preventable workplace incidents.
A FARM owner on the Isle of Wight has been fined £8k after an outbreak resulted in 264 people being infected with Cryptosporidium – a zoonotic disease.
EPISODE 45 of the Health and Safety Matters Podcast is now available and features an interview with HSI chief executive officer Jose Arcilla.
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