newsBOHS guidance targets diesel exhaust cancer risks at work
NEW BOHS guidance highlights the need to control cancer risks arising from Diesel Engine Exhaust Emissions at work.
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productStart smart with Wieland
WIELAND ELECTRIC is bringing movement to its safety portfolio: With samos PRO MOTION, the technology company is presenting a new all-in-one safety controller with integrated motion functionality.
newsManufacturer sentenced after sawmill accident
A LARGE wood manufacturer in Shropshire has been fined £160k after an employee sustained life-changing injuries when working at their Ellesmere premises.
newsSurvey shows scale of EU workers exposed to cancer risk
ALMOST 47 million EU workers may have been exposed to at least one cancer risk factor during their last working week, according to the Workers’ Exposure Survey (WES) on occupational cancer risk factors in Europe.
newsResearch shows AI’s impact on workers
WHILE AI is taking on work across the economy, it may also create new demands on the human workforce that employers must stay ahead of and swiftly respond to.
productRite-Hite launches new replacement dock leveller
RITE-HITE has launched a new readily available, cost-effective Replacement Dock Leveller designed to reduce operational downtime at the loading bay.
newsFirm fined following fatal machinery accident
A PLASTICS conversion company based in Derbyshire has been fined £277,500 after an employee sustained fatal injuries when he became trapped in the moving parts of an unguarded machine.
productWhy regular EICRs are essential for workplace safety
ELECTRICAL SAFETY is one of the most overlooked aspects of workplace compliance, yet it remains a leading cause of commercial fires, equipment failures, and avoidable accidents across the UK.
newsFine after workers diagnosed with HAVS
AN EAST Midlands social housing provider has been fined £32,000 after multiple workers were diagnosed with vibration related ill-health conditions such as Hand-Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS).
productExplosion-proof emergency stop device
THE PURPOSE of the emergency stop device is to avert or prevent existing or impending risks to persons or damage to machines as a result of the behaviour of individuals or an unexpected hazardous event. The emergency stop device is triggered manually by a single action of a single person.
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