productBSIF membership for professionals
FOR THE first time BSIF are now asking health and safety professionals /duty holders/ category managers/ buyers, employers and or employees to become members of BSIF in their own right.
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productOSH Stakeholder Alliance calls for action to tackle workplace mental health risks
THIS WORLD Mental Health Day (10 October), the UK’s leading health and safety organisations are coming together to address poor mental health at work and are calling on the Government, employers and those responsible for workplace health and safety to tackle the issue.
productRPE Fit Testing requirements
RPE FIT Testing must be carried out by a competent/qualified fit tester.
newsState of the UK Health and Safety Market Survey 2024
HEALTH AND Safety Matters is conducting a survey seeking views and opinions about the State of the UK Health and Safety Market Survey 2024 and the results will be published in the annual BSIF Guide, which is published later this year.
articleStriving for greater competency
Alan Murray discusses the ongoing need for greater competency in the procurement of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
articleCEO’s desk – September 24
There has been plenty going on these past summer months with the start of a new Government and the King’s Speech. Alan Murray provides an insight into what the implications could be for the safety industry.
productCut through the noise
IF WORKERS are exposed to excessive noise, high-quality hearing protection is vital. British Safety Industry Federation (BSIF) CEO Alan Murray explains how PPE buyers can identify the protection they need – and avoid the large number of substandard products
productSuitable RPE selection
THROUGHOUT 2024 The British Safety Industry Federation (BSIF) has been in attendance at several roadshow events to give insights into Respiratory Protection, face fit testing and how to mitigate the risk of selecting suitable, fit for purpose Respiratory Protective Equipment (RPE).
newsSubstandard PPE findings are ‘tip of the iceberg’, says safety body
A NEW Channel 4 documentary, The Truth about Temu, that revealed that safety products for sale on the Temu app had fake safety certificates and were unfit for purpose is part of a much larger problem of substandard Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) flooding the UK market, according to the British Safety Industry Federation (BSIF).
articleShape the future
Employers, duty holders, and safety professionals have the opportunity to shape the future of the UK safety industry with the BSIF ‘Pilot Scheme’.
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