newsBakery company fined for safety failings
A bakery company based in Hertfordshire has been fined for safety failings.
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articleVehicle technology: the silent aid in driver safety
Over 500 people are injured on the UK’s roads every year and it’s thought that approximately one third of these involve someone driving on business. In addition, millions of vehicles being driven for work are involved in collisions that cause damage to the vehicle or property. But how much of this is avoidable?
productHealth and safety: a top priority
Health and safety should be a top priority in any organisation as they are required to invest in keeping their workers safe from harm and illness.
productPreventative action to protect your property
When we think of problem birds the most common suspects are gulls and pigeons, but other species such as Canada geese, starlings and corvids (crows, rooks, ravens, jackdaws) also come into conflict with businesses and organisations.
productNew features for Pirana Maintenance, Stock & Purchasing Management Suite
If you want to extend asset life, cut costs, meet compliance and move towards your sustainability goals, then look no further.
newsUK Offshore Health & Safety: The statistics
While oil and gas prices may fluctuate, safety must remain a priority for offshore companies.
productSafety by design
Laidlaw, a trusted name among architectural suppliers, says that its reputation for quality means it can meet even the most challenging of designs and specifications in any project including non-standard materials.
productManual sliding door system
Dorma, the global partner for integrated door and access solutions has launched its latest manual sliding door system for glass and timber doors.
articleUCATT calls for humane health and safety regulations for extreme weather
UCATT is calling on the construction industry to introduce long-overdue extreme weather health and safety guidelines for construction workers.
newsThree fined after man loses life due to fall through fragile roof
A company, its director, and a self-employed contractor have been prosecuted by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), after Terry Lewis (a 65 year old retired mechanic) was fatally injured by falling through a roof light.
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