New code of practice helps organisations safeguard their travellers
BSI, the business standards company, has published PAS 3001:2016 Travelling for work – Responsibilities of an organization for health, safety and security – Code of Practice.
BSI, the business standards company, has published PAS 3001:2016 Travelling for work – Responsibilities of an organization for health, safety and security – Code of Practice.
Alcumus, a leader in compliance risk management, certification and accreditation, will be showcasing Alcumus SafeContractor, which is said to be the UK’s fastest growing health and safety assessment scheme, at London Build Expo 2016.
Laidlaw, a trusted name among architectural suppliers, says that its reputation for quality means it can meet even the most challenging of designs and specifications in any project including non-standard materials.
Firefly Cable Clips, for all overhead trunking, have been awarded eight Warrington Fire Certificates for their BS7671 A3 compliant range of clips. This means their entire range of inside/outside trunking clips are now proven.
Amendment 3 of BS7671:2015 was introduced on recommendation of home secretary Eric Pickles under Coroner’s Rule 43 Aim to Prevent Deaths, following the deaths of firemen by entrapment, both in Southampton and Stevenage.
The new EU standard EN1755:2015 (mandatory from November 2017) is set to impact the design of materials handling equipment intended for use in Zone 21 and 22 hazardous areas, where powders and dusts are present. Food production and storage operations, the chemical industry and many other manufacturing and logistics operations will be affected.
SoloProtect has become the first lone worker solution provider to be audited and approved by the NSI (National Security Inspectorate) against the updated version of BS 8484.
Intertek, a leading total quality assurance provider to industries worldwide, is now an approved International Electrotechnical Commission Explosive (IECEx) Certification Body and Test laboratory and can now provide global third party approval on non-electrical equipment for use in hazardous areas.
When the HSE recently published its annual statistics there was little surprise that construction remained an industry with a “statistically significantly higher” than average workplace injury rate. With around 6% of the nation’s workforce but almost one third of work related fatalities, enforcement in the sector remains a key HSE priority. But, asks Rhian Greaves, Clyde & Co’s SHE regulatory head of compliance & strategic support, how is this working in practice and what are the effects on a po
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