Your questions answered by The British Safety Council
THE BRITISH Safety Council answers your questions on health, safety and wellbeing.
THE BRITISH Safety Council answers your questions on health, safety and wellbeing.
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AS TERRORISM becomes a credible risk for workplaces and public spaces alike, the OSH profession is being challenged to think beyond accidental harm. Matt Powell-Howard explains why counter-terrorism preparedness is a logical and necessary extension of occupational safety and health practice.
NOISE-INDUCED hearing loss is a silent threat—permanent, painless, preventable, and progressive—caused by prolonged exposure to loud sounds at work, at home, and at play. TSI provides an insight.
H&MV ENGINEERING, a global leader in specialist high-voltage engineering and construction with a strong focus on data centres, utilities and renewables, partnered with Kianda EHSwise to digitise and scale HSE processes across the business.
WHEN IT comes to eye safety in the workplace, having the correct emergency eye-irrigation equipment can make all the difference between minor irritation and serious injury. Understanding the roles, strengths, and limitations of different eyewash solutions is key to protecting workers exposed to harmful substances.
NOTIFY TECHNOLOGY, a health and safety software provider, has announced a new partnership with iqms Learning, a specialist in management systems training, auditor training, and consultancy.
NEW RESEARCH from workplace health specialists Lime Health reveals that more than four in ten construction workers report making more errors when working while unwell, raising significant safety concerns across one of the UK’s most hazardous industries.
WORKPLACES IN the UK have a legal obligation to uphold the highest possible levels of health and safety. This includes following guidelines as set out by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and the law, including any bespoke regulations for high-risk sectors like construction, and carrying out tailored risk assessments to identify specific problems that must be addressed.
DRÄGER IS supplying breathing apparatus (BA) sets to an innovative new training course created by Triton Risk Management and Newcastle International Training Academy. It uses the fuselage of an aircraft simulator to create an environment suitable for training tunnelling and mining professionals.
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