Tester in use at HMP Winchester
Advanced portable appliance testing instrumentation is helping the facilities management team at HM Winchester Prison fulfil a range of essential health and safety responsibilities.
Advanced portable appliance testing instrumentation is helping the facilities management team at HM Winchester Prison fulfil a range of essential health and safety responsibilities.
With over 60 exhibitors providing both operational and health and safety perspectives, and an attendance in excess of 500, the recent EA Technology Overhead line exhibition and conference, held at the Chester Racecourse can be classed a success.
Doing odd jobs around the office can be a dangerous business.
Amy Lyons of Seaward looks at the measures needed to maintain electrical safety in the workplace.
The Control of Electromagnetic Fields at Work Regulations 2016, also known as the EMF Regulations, have been published and came into force on 1 July 2016. Employers now need to be aware of a new requirement to carry out an EMF Risk Assessment, warns North East legislation analysts Cedrec.
A sustainability project by electronic airflow control and monitor manufacturer and consultant, Temperature Electronics Ltd (TEL), has been shortlisted for a national environmental award.
Since 1st July 2016, all EU member states are required to have implemented Directive 2013/35/EU for the protection of persons from electromagnetic fields (EMF) in the workplace in national laws.
A bakery company based in Hertfordshire has been fined for safety failings.
Martindale Electric continues to lead the way in safe isolation with new professional electrical locking off devices and kits for miniature circuit breakers and fuse holders.
If you’re carrying out odd jobs around the workplace, plenty can go wrong if you don’t follow the best health and safety practices — from injuring yourself to causing major damage to the building.
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