productIntroduced to improve workplace safety, the Electricity At Work Regulations 1989 have become the main driving force behind the development of what is now known as portable appliance testing – or PAT for short.
newsFree workshops are being run across Lancashire to help small businesses better prevent the risk of exposure to asbestos.
productIf Hand Arm Vibration is on your “to do” list, there’s never been a better time to get started.
productMIRA Ltd, which provides product engineering, research, testing, information and certification services to the automotive sector, has improved its health and safety and environmental legislation compliance after bringing in online specialist Cedrec.
productPilz UK provides its Machinery Safety Course accredited by City & Guilds, at a variety of regional venues as well as in-house at its head office in Corby.
productESAB, a specialist in welding and cutting technologies, has announced a full schedule of 2015 City & Guilds accredited gas inspectors’ courses now open for registration.
productSevern College offers two courses from IOSH designed to be interactive as well as informative.
productDriven by the forthcoming changes to the Classification, Labelling and Packaging (CLP) Regulations, Alcumus has launched an enhanced version of its flagship COSHH management system, Sypol CMS.
articleThe arrival of CDM 2015 hails more than just regulatory reform – the real shift in the way we manage construction health and safety is a behavioural one. iHasco’s Abigail Pears explores what CDM means for construction workflows.
productRichard Shore, managing director of Mentor Training Solutions (MTS), looks at the advantages of on-site training for your scaffold tower users and MEWP operators.
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