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BSI marks 125 years of shaping safer workplaces

SUPPORTING EMPLOYEES through menopause or menstruation, improving psychological safety at work and ensuring access to appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) are among the areas featured in a collection of stories produced by the British Standards Institution (BSI), the UK’s national standards body, to mark 125 years of the organisation’s existence.

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Win the right tools to measure and protect

VISIT THE ASYS trade show booth at The Health & Safety Event from 28-30 April at the NEC in Birmingham for a chance to win a professional ASYS dBELL 108 Noise Dosemeter or dBELL 110 Air Quality Exposure Monitor!

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Keeping People Safe: What the Data Reveals About Workplace Safety, Behaviour and Culture

Workplace safety is at an inflection point. Despite increased investment in training, technology and processes, many organisations continue to experience incidents, lost‑time injuries, and gaps between safety protocols and real‑world behaviour. This webinar explores key findings from the Keeping People Safe research report, which surveyed safety and operations leaders globally to understand the current state of workplace Keeping People Safe: What the Data Reveals About Workplace Safety, Behaviour and Culture

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How to Demonstrate the Impact of Your EHS Software

EHS software is often justified on efficiency, compliance, or digitisation. But leading organisations are using it for something far more strategic. When implemented effectively, EHS platforms become a source of risk intelligence – providing visibility into exposure, control effectiveness, behavioural trends, and organisational resilience. The challenge? Many safety teams still struggle to translate system data How to Demonstrate the Impact of Your EHS Software

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Eurotunnel fined £2.25m over safety failings injuring surveyor

THE CHANNEL Tunnel Group Limited (CTGL also known as Eurotunnel) has been fined £2.25 million after pleading guilty to an offence under the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974, which followed an investigation and prosecution by industry regulator the Office of Rail and Road (ORR).

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