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Simple HSE compliance

One of the main issues with HSE Reporting and Management of Incidents, and near misses, is complexity.

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Firms fined for exposing workers to lead

A Surrey-based civil engineering firm and a Hampshire fabrication company have been fined for exposing workers to lead during refurbishment work on the iconic Nab Tower in the Solent.

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Fuel firm fined after tanker explosion causes horrific burns

A national oil and environmental services company has been fined £25,000 after two workers were badly burned in a tanker explosion.

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Why Do I Need Lone Worker Protection?

Our industry renowned lone worker solutions safeguard the welfare of your lone workers, and offers assistance for Health & Safety legislation.

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Safecontractor accreditation

The Walsall Engineering Group has undergone rigorous assessment and auditing procedures before receiving Safecontractor accreditation.

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Key fob alarm

Guardian24, a provider of lone worker safety solutions, has launched an exclusive new personal safety alarm – the MicroGuard.

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Noise at work mistakes

Noise monitoring specialist Cirrus Research has launched a free e-book explaining the five biggest Noise at Work mistakes made by employers.

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3G road safety

3G vehicle cameras have been shown to have a significant impact on road safety and insurance costs according to Intelligent Telematics including a reduction in accident frequency of 45%.

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Guardian24 registers its one millionth lone worker activity for 2014

In November 2014 Guardian24, a provider of lone and mobile worker safety solutions, registered its one millionth lone worker activity for the year.

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One million hour landmark

A team from Hertel, the multi-discipline construction and maintenance services company, at the Drax Power Station, near Selby in Yorkshire, has completed one million hours of incident-free working.

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