podcastHealth & Safety Matters Podcast – Episode 49
In Episode 49 of the Health & Safety Matters Podcast, host Mark Sennett sits down with Blackline Safety’s Simon Rich and they discuss the future of Connected Safety.
podcast
articleListen to the data
NOISE IS no longer an unavoidable background factor in industry, but a regulated occupational hazard. Bob Latimer examines why modern workplaces must move from occasional checks to continuous, data-led monitoring to meet today’s safety expectations.
articleLegal spotlight
KEVIN BRIDGES examines HSE’s proposed reforms to RIDDOR, including changes to occupational disease reporting, expanded diagnostic responsibilities and updated regulations designed to reflect modern working environments and emerging workplace risks.
webinarHow to Manage EHS More Efficiently and Improve Visibility Across Your Organisation
This session combines real-world perspective with a live walkthrough of HSI Donesafe EHS system, from capturing information in the field to analysing it at a management level. Together with our Product specialist and EHS specialist, we’ll explore how mobile tools, connected workflows, and real-time data can help reduce administrative effort, improve oversight, and support more … How to Manage EHS More Efficiently and Improve Visibility Across Your Organisation
newsIOSH highlights hidden harm on British farms
A CULTURE of underreporting is masking the full extent of workplace injuries in UK agriculture, according to new research from IOSH.
articleYour questions answered by The British Safety Council
THE BRITISH Safety Council answers YOUR questions.
productKASK looks ahead to the future of head protection
AT THE Health & Safety Event in Birmingham, Bart Declerck, Business Development Manager UK-IRE-Benelux at KASK Safety, shared the company’s views on the future of industrial head protection and KASK’s latest innovations.
productSafety in plain sight: Visual cues build better habits
SAFETY CULTURE is not built only in training rooms, policy documents or quarterly meetings. It is shaped in the small moments people experience every day: reaching for the right equipment, noticing a spill, checking a machine, storing materials correctly, or pausing before entering a restricted area.
articleFlexible safety
FOR UCB, a global biopharmaceutical leader, focused on neurology and immunology research, traditional health and safety systems were no longer supporting the way the organisation actually worked.
articleSupporting young workers
TOO MANY young people are struggling to thrive at work, with consequences for employers as well as individuals. Paula Allen explores what’s missing.
Filter posts
HSM Newsletter
HSM publishes a weekly eNewsletter, delivering a carefully chosen selection of the latest stories straight to your inbox.
Subscribe here