productIntroduced to improve workplace safety, the Electricity At Work Regulations 1989 have become the main driving force behind the development of what is now known as portable appliance testing – or PAT for short.
newsISO 9001, the most widely-adopted quality management systems standard has benefited millions of organisations globally – with users reporting increased growth and productivity and significantly higher customer satisfaction and retention.
productElectrical safety testing specialist Seaward has updated its popular free guide to portable appliance testing (PAT).
productBoulting Group, the engineering solutions company, has successfully completed an 18 month, electrical instrumentation new build programme for Victrex Manufacturing, the Blackpool-based polymer (PEEK) producer.
productThe Dickies Europe Quality Assurance Department & Laboratories exist to help deliver customer satisfaction by monitoring and ensuring the performance of Dickies products.
productToday’s European Classification, Label and Packaging (CLP) Regulations are far stricter than ever before to a point where even common household products, that were once considered to be hazard-free, now have to carry warning labels.
productScorpos’ team of professional business recruiters specialises in supplying qualified and experienced personnel across all the areas of the commercial and office, legal, and IT environments.
newsNew sentencing guidelines published on 3 November aim to ensure a consistent, fair and proportionate approach to sentencing organisations or individuals convicted of corporate manslaughter, health and safety and food safety and hygiene offences.
newsThe Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Directive 89/686/EEC, which is more than 20 years old, is being updated to reflect the new technologies that are now employed in bringing PPE to market.
blogWith health and safety being pushed to the fore in the drawn out Thomas Cook case, James Jameson, VP product strategy at risk management software platform, Rivo, asks if we are about to see a greater importance being placed on good health and safety practice? And, if so, how can companies avoid the kinds of breaches – and damage caused by such – in light of Thomas Cook’s failings?
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