productUnigloves launches new website
UNIGLOVES UNVEILS its brand new website, which provides visitors with the latest information, resources, guides and technical information from across its hand protection solutions and services.
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newsIWFM launches global mentoring service
THE INSTITUTE of Workplace and Facilities Management (IWFM) has launched a new mentoring programme to help its members gain the skills, knowledge, and confidence to perform at a higher level via impartial, non-judgmental guidance and support.
newsNEBOSH donates over a thousand health and safety books
NEBOSH HAS donated 1,400 health and safety books to support Book Aid International.
newsNew non-executive director joins HSE Board
THE SECRETARY of State for Work and Pensions has confirmed a new non-executive director appointment to the Board of the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).
newsIndefinite CE marking use extension announced
THE DEPARTMENT for Business and Trade (DBT) has announced its intention to indefinitely extend the use of CE marking for businesses, applying to 18 regulations owned by DBT.
newsCE Marking decision years late, says BSIF
FOLLOWING THE government’s announcement that it intends to indefinitely extend the use of CE marking for businesses, Alan Murray, CEO of British Safety Industry Federation has issued a statement.
newsMajor occupational safety and health organisations form historic alliance
NINE OF the UK’s most prominent safety and health organisations have united to form the Occupational Safety and Health Stakeholder Alliance. It will create a platform to offer a unified 360-degree perspective on critical Safety & Health issues for the first time.
productMonitoring noise in the food and drink manufacturing industry
IN THE environment of the food and drink manufacturing industry, the wellbeing of employees should always be a top priority. One significant concern that often goes unnoticed is occupational noise which can have severe implications on the health and safety of workers.
productReal-time airborne asbestos monitor wins innovation award
ASBESTOS IS still the number one cause of occupational deaths in the UK today, with over 5,000 recorded annually despite the fact it has been banned in the UK since 1999.
newsTougher action needed against human trafficking
IOSH CALLS for action to improve and enforce laws around human trafficking.
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