Data Driven Safety, A new Era in Gas Detection

3 September at 10:30

This webinar will provide key insights on the importance of data-driven safety in gas detection. It will focus on three key topics:

• The Future of Gas Detection Safety Through Data
• Data’s Role in Refrigerant Gas Monitoring
• Why This Matters to SMG and Our Partners

We’ll discuss how advanced gas detection systems and data analytics are being used to monitor refrigerant gases more effectively, support sustainability goals, and drive innovation in HVAC and refrigeration systems.

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New Industrial Head Protection Standard

16 September at 10:30

Join JSP, UK and Europe's leading manufacturer of Head Protection to learn what the new industrial head protection standard means in practice.

EN 397:2025 is the most significant change to safety helmet standards in decades. It introduces two helmet types: Type 1 for top impacts, and Type 2 for top, side and rear impacts, helping to simplify selection.

New compatibility tests are set to improve how helmets work with accessories and other PPE, like visors and ear defenders, bringing the standard in line with global safety rules.

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The point of PPE

17 September at 10:30

In this webinar, the British Safety Industry Federation (BSIF) will present “The point of PPE” and it will demonstrate clearly, concisely and convincingly the critical role that good PPE plays in keeping the UK’s workforce safe and healthy.

The webinar will demonstrate the challenge of inadequate PPE being acquired or provided to wearers and the potential risks which that can create. Good well specified and competently sourced PPE saves! It saves lives! When risks can't be eliminated, PPE is essential, but only if it's fit for purpose and properly specified.

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The invisible hazards - understanding hand-arm vibration and noise in metalworking

24 September at 10:30

Abrasives commonly used in metalworking processes are typically not regarded as a risk mitigation method. However, recent research has demonstrated that the latest technologies in new abrasives can significantly reduce risks.

Theo Simon, a Global Application Engineer Specialist in abrasives at 3M, discusses how advancements in engineered abrasives and power tools in metalworking can help improve safety and productivity in the workplace.

Chris Steel, HM Principal Inspector of Health & Safety (Noise & Vibration Specialist) will discuss the importance of controlling these risks to reduce exposure.

This webinar addresses the complex health risks of Hand-Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS) and noise with the goal of simplifying its complexities and outlining actionable strategies to control vibration and noise exposure in metalworking processes.

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Ensuring you get the occupational health service (OHS) you need

29 September 2025 at 10:30

Using an OHS can help you prevent work-related ill health and ensure you get the best out of those workers whose health conditions can affect them doing their job.

This webinar delivered by the Health and Safety Executive covers three main / important aspects you need to sort out in order to make sure you get the best advice, support and therefore value for money.

The areas explored are:

• The contract
• How to use an OHS for statutory health surveillance
• Site visits

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How to Engage Employees, Managers & Directors in Safety

8 October 2025 at 10:30

Under-reporting kills insight. Even the strongest controls and processes can fail when your workforce don’t speak up, log hazards and choose to close out actions.

In this webinar we’ll discuss how organisations are boosting participation and learning by pairing psychological safety with easy-to-use technology. We’ll provide practical advice on how you can get your workforce engaged, then dive into what actually works on the frontline: mobile-first reporting, QR codes, anonymous options, and instant feedback that shows “you spoke, we listened.”

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Is your driving for work policy compliant?

6 November 2025 at 10:30

There are over 35,000 casualties each year, injured in road crashes that involve at least one person who was driving for work. Often these casualties are other, more vulnerable, road users such as pedestrians or cyclists.

To protect your staff and your business, you need to ensure your drivers understand the importance of driver safety – and the good practice standards you expect when your staff are driving for work.

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