newsORGANISATIONS MUST be prepared for serious incidents to ensure they can respond promptly and effectively if the worst happens, health and safety managers and other business leaders heard at a meeting in Leicester.
newsAT LEAST 500 operatives nationwide are receiving full suicide awareness and prevention training as a result of a recently awarded £2 million contract won by a Leeds based multi-service provider.
newsA FATHER of two had his left arm almost hacked off with a chainsaw after his employer failed to provide adequate training.
newsA CONCRETE pumping company and its sole director have been fined after an employee was struck and killed by concrete.
articleMike Stevens looks at a three-step taxonomy for health and safety training – adequacy, competency and capability.
newsA WASTE management and recycling company was sentenced after an employee sustained serious injuries to his foot while adjusting a waste shredding machine.
newsWITH SCOTLAND’S farm safety record continuing to be one of the poorest across the UK, Farm Safety Partnership Scotland (FSPS) is encouraging those working within the industry to make safety a priority.
newsAS THE sun continues to shine on the UK throughout June, July and likely into August, training specialist Develop Training Ltd (DTL) is reminding employers that it pays to ensure a comfortable working temperature.
newsNATIONAL FARM Safety week starts on the 16 July and aims to raise awareness of safety in farming.
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