productWhy cleaning innovations matter in the digital revolution
TORK, FROM hygiene and health company, Essity, looks at how technology will change the manufacturing and cleaning industry.
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newsIWFM offers next UK Government a manifesto for change
THE INSTITUTE of Workplace and Facilities Management (IWFM) has highlighted four key areas the next UK Government needs to act on to ‘stimulate and sustain’ the UK’s workplace and facilities management (WFM) profession and sector.
blogThe human factor
HUMAN BEHAVIOUR is the biggest challenge health and safety leaders face, says Derya Sousa.
newsSubstandard PPE findings are ‘tip of the iceberg’, says safety body
A NEW Channel 4 documentary, The Truth about Temu, that revealed that safety products for sale on the Temu app had fake safety certificates and were unfit for purpose is part of a much larger problem of substandard Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) flooding the UK market, according to the British Safety Industry Federation (BSIF).
articleIn the spotlight with Ian Kelsall
We put Draeger Safety’s Ian Kelsall in the spotlight on to find out how he found himself working in the world of health and safety.
newsCall for road safety improvements
THE UK has passed a grim and shaming mileston – some 500,000 people have died on the roads in Great Britain since records began in 1926.
newsFocus on protecting workers, IOSH urges next government
NINE IN ten health and safety professionals believe the next Government should prioritise improving occupational health services to cut the number of people being made ill by work, according to a new survey.
articleIn the spotlight with Thomas Martin
This month we put the spotlight on Thomas Martin, chairman of Arco and winner of the 2024 Safety & Health Excellence Awards Lifetime Achievement award.
articleReaching new heights
Drug and alcohol testing is becoming an increasingly common practice is the workplace. Mark Burrup looks at how a UK airport has implemented a drug and alcohol testing policy.
productIndustry bodies agree on shared definition of ‘statutory’ maintenance
BUILDING SERVICES Research and Information Association (BSRIA), SFG20 (part of Building Engineering Services Association (BESA)), Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE) and Institute of Workplace and Facilities Management (IWFM) have agreed a common definition for the term “statutory” in the context of workplace and facilities management (WFM). This definition will be used going forward in guidance issued by these organisations.
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