newsA waste firm in south-east London has been prosecuted after repeatedly putting its employees at risk of injury, or even death, from use of heavy machinery that was often left in a dangerous condition.
productBritish Safety Services (BSS) is celebrating its 21st year of offering National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health (NEBOSH) training courses and exams outside of the UK.
newsUK businesses are suffering massive losses in company performance due to ‘disengaged’ employees who complain of working conditions that result in constant distraction and disruption and a lack of privacy.
articleMore drivers should be trained to deal with the aftermath of crashes according to new survey from the Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM) and Driver First Assist (DFA).
blogWith Georgina on maternity leave, I will be taking over the reins of HSM for the coming year and I must say I relish the opportunity.
newsNearly a quarter of owners of small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) confess that they have nobody in their organisation with adequate health and safety training, and more than 50% of companies do not meet required standards, it’s been revealed.
newsHSE inspectors are carrying out unannounced visits to sites where refurbishment projects or repair works are taking place.
articleEach issue, HSM speaks to a member of the BOHS about the challenges and rewards of working as an Occupational Hygienist. This issue we talk to Alex Wilson, industrial hygienist at Huntsman.
productHAVi’s HAV monitor is designed to be an effective solution for both operators and managers.
newsA construction company in South West London has been prosecuted for exposing its workforce to serious dangers on a building site in Holland Park.
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