Lessons in safety
CLEAR, WELL-structured interviews are at the heart of any successful incident investigation, helping uncover root causes and prevent repeat events. Natalie Sherborne explains how to approach them with confidence and consistency.
CLEAR, WELL-structured interviews are at the heart of any successful incident investigation, helping uncover root causes and prevent repeat events. Natalie Sherborne explains how to approach them with confidence and consistency.
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.
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.
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.
UNDER UK law, employers owe a duty of care to their employees. This means that a safe working environment must be provided. But getting this right often means thinking about other aspects of the business.
Specifically, a safe workplace is often created through proper consideration of logistical factors. If you’re not getting the items you need at the right time, then you might find that standards when it comes to safety begin to slip.
Every day, hiring organisations rely on contractor assessments and prequalification audits to verify that contractors meet the standards required to work on site safely and compliantly. That process depends on documents such as insurance certificates, risk assessments, training records and competency evidence. But what happens when those documents aren’t what they appear to be. If … The Fraud Test: Would You Approve This Contractor?
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
DURING THE FIFA World Cup in Miami, Florida, the Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Department deployed Blackline Safety’s connected EXO area monitors to help protect spectators, athletes and event staff throughout matches and related festivities.
THE BRITISH Safety Council answers YOUR questions.
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.
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