newsHSE welcomes Fire Safety Bill
THE HEALTH and Safety Executive (HSE) has welcomed the publication of the government’s draft Building Safety Bill, which aim to create the biggest change in building safety for a generation.
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productTo Be Temporary or Not to Be, that is the Question
As the weeks role by we are seeing most facilities that are still operating implement social distancing signage. Although this has been mainly recognised in retail environments, commercial premises such as warehousing & distribution have also put these signage programs in place to ensure staff maintain the 2m social distancing guidance.
newsBSC urges removal of unsafe cladding
TOO MANY buildings are unsafe, and too many residents feel trapped in their homes says chief executive Mike Robinson
productSpectrum’s social distancing guide
Spectrum Industrial have launched a guide to help businesses to implement a social distancing safety signage programme onto their premises.
newsFace masks to be compulsory in English shops
FROM 24 July 2020 it will be mandatory for everyone in England to wear a face mask in shops and supermarkets.
productTork’s safe at work resource hub
Tork Safe at Work is a one-stop online resource for the most up to date hygiene information and recommendations for businesses.
newsScotland’s teachers raise back to school concerns
ONLY JUST over a quarter of teachers in Scotland think it will be safe for their pupils to return to their school or college in August, a survey by National Association of Schoolmasters Union of Women Teachers (NASUWT), has found.
newsFire chiefs call for clear answers on cladding
THE NATIONAL Fire Chiefs Council has called for the Grenfell Tower Inquiry (GTI), which is set to resume next week to get to the truth about why such dangerous cladding came to be installed on the building – and ensure those responsible are held to account.
newsHSE urges businesses to become COVID-secure
THE HEALTH and Safety Executive (HSE) calls for businesses in Great Britain to make sure they’re COVID-secure as more sectors opened their doors this weekend.
newsFarmer pleads guilty after roofer falls
CARLOW DISTRICT Court has imposed a fine of €1,500 and prosecution costs of €1,500 on a farmer for breaches of health and safety legislation.
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