newsLung disease warning for kitchen worktop workers
THE BRITISH Occupational Hygiene Society is calling for immediate action to help prevent further cases of a deadly lung disease, now being reported in the UK for the first time.
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articleFuture trends
Over the last decade, global sustainability legislation has surged by 155%. Alex Minett outlines some key worldwide legislative developments and discusses how businesses can respond.
newsDirector avoids prison after wood dust failings
THE DIRECTOR of a Norwich woodworking company has avoided an immediate spell behind bars after he exposed his employees to harmful wood dust.
newsCompany fined after young worker dies
A COMPANY in Peterborough has been fined £67,000 after a young employee lost his life.
newsWood dust failures lands £15k fine
A MANUFACTURING company has been fined £15,000 after exposing its own workers to wood dust and failing to comply with two improvement notices.
productAcSoft to host webinar on Silica
ACSOFT IS delighted to be hosting a webinar on 31 January 2024 alongside, Sensidyne LP who have been designing and distributing instrumentation to keep workers safe and workplace facilities secure around the Globe since 1983.
productSee the new ASYS dBELL at SHW Live
THE ASYS dBELL 100 workspace monitor provides the health and safety professional with an incredibly easy to use system that can be adapted to meet the requirements of most workplace environments.
productDräger launches hands-free thermal imaging camera
DRÄGER HAS launched the UCF FireCore, a hands-free thermal imaging camera which displays live action imagery into the Dräger FPS 7000 full face mask.
productCasella’s innovative range on display
CASELLA WILL be returning to The Safety, Health and Wellbeing Live Event 2024 to showcase its extensive range of air and noise monitoring products.
productDust safety: Working with Respirable Crystalline Silica
DUST SAFETY in the workplace is of paramount importance, especially when it comes to silica dust. Silica, a natural substance found in rocks, sand, and clay, can become hazardous respirable dust during industrial processes.
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