articleLessons in safety – April 23
Managing risk at work starts with a solid risk assessment. Here, Matt Powell-Howard provides an insight into where to start.
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3B TRAINING, the UK’s leading provider of innovative, high-quality, accredited Health and Safety Training to the UK construction and utility industries will be at the Health and Safety Event at the NEC from 25 – 27 April.
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THE SAFETY & Health Excellence Awards will take place on 26 April at the NEC in Birmingham as part of the three-day Health and Safety Event 2023.
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THE NATIONAL Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health (NEBOSH) is a leading global provider of qualifications in health, safety and environmental awareness. Safety Rocks is one of NEBOSH’s Gold Learning Partners – it has completed a thorough audit process and earned the highest level of accreditation to deliver training.
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3M IS holding a FREE Heavy Manufacturing and Transportation Workshop at Manchester City Football Club on 23 March 2023. The event, organised in collaboration with HSM, starts at 9am and will finish at 4pm.
productRooftop worker safety training
NEW MATS accredited Rooftop Worker – Safety & Access has been added to Heightec’s course portfolio.
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3B TRAINING is a multi-accredited training provider delivering health and safety training courses to the UK construction industry.
productConsistent training is key
CONSISTENT TRAINING across your workforce is key according to Nicola Bellamy, technical service manager, from Kersia UK.
productGet in the know about noise with Cirrus Research
CIRRUS RESEARCH is known for pioneering innovative solutions that have made monitoring and measuring noise and vibration easier and more accessible than ever before.
productWhat are employer’s responsibilities for asbestos training?
ASBESTOS IS a killer present in countless buildings across the UK. Not just a problem of the past, the material is highly likely to be present in any building built or refurbished before the year 2000. But how dangerous is it?
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