productHESKINS HELPS safety teams reduce risk through durable visual warning solutions, including reflective tapes, printed safety messages and floor-applied marking systems designed to improve hazard awareness, navigation and workplace safety.
newsAMID GROWING furore surrounding a recent rise in Legionella cases in London, a Legionella testing authority is urging facilities to reassess water safety protocols to ensure they are doing their upmost to alleviate what is becoming a growing public health risk.
productCLEANING PROVIDER Kärcher UK announces its latest educational campaign, Partners in Shine. Highlighting the combined power of sweepers and scrubber dryers used together, the campaign will empower cleaning teams to deliver safer, smarter and more effective floorcare in professional environments.
newsTHE LATEST figures from GOV.UK show that fire safety concerns are at an all-time high, with the number of unsatisfactory audits and formal notices served soaring. Of the 51,026 fire safety audits carried out in 2024/25, 42% (21,312) were found to be unsatisfactory, with almost 3,000 premises served formal notices.
productAS BUSINESSES expand, they often pick up new premises. From a warehouse on an industrial estate, town centre offices to airport storage, companies are often challenged by the need to secure multiple locations with a limited budget and personnel.
articleTHE BRITISH Safety Council answers your questions on health, safety and wellbeing.
productCLEAN has earned a Silver rating from EcoVadis, placing it in the top 15% of global textile services providers, with a score of 73 out of 100 (88th percentile).
newsNEW 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.
newsA BUILDER who threatened inspectors from Britain’s workplace regulator and told them his name was James Bond has been fined.
productDRÄGER 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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