Future proofing your hearing prevention programme is essential to ensure employers achieve peace of mind for their future employee wellbeing goals. Neal Muggleton looks at how this can be achieved.

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Protecting people at work is challenging. Ben Henderson looks at how EHS technology drives workplace safety

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Darragh Geoghegan explains how technology can enhance your EHS programme

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Noise-induced hearing loss can be permanent, but the good news is that it is completely avoidable. Here, Peter Dumigan provides some sound advice.

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Tim Turney shares how employers can effectively protect their workers from excessive noise exposure.

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As legal restrictions have come to an end, roads have seen an uptick in traffic. In fact, the ONS is recording traffic levels edging towards pre-pandemic levels. Colin Paterson discusses the risks for organisations that employ people who need to drive for work and how to mitigate them.

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This month we put Helen Jones in the spotlight to find out how she got into the world of health and safety.

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Identifying the hazards up front involving knife use is of paramount importance, says BSIF.

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Andrzej Janowski offers best practice guidance for carrying out confined space works.

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We all understand contamination and its negative connotations in an abstract sense, however the practical effects of contamination, as individuals and organisations, affect virtually all aspects of our lives. Kurt Greenall examines some of the more prevalent contaminants.

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Brian Grunes offers guidance on the challenges of confined space working and the recent changes to the City & Guilds training accreditation.

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This month we put Carla Jarrett in the spotlight to find out about her route into the world of health and safety.

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Naz Dossa examines how to ensure worker safety comes first as we emerge from the pandemic and face a new working environment.

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With violence and threatening behaviour against NHS workers increasing, Don Cameron takes a look at what can be done to protect these frontline lone workers.

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This month we put Mark Creighton in the spotlight to find out how the former professional footballer found himself in the field of health and safety.

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The health effects of dust should not be over-looked and it is one of the most prevalent forms of contamination encountered in the workplace. Kurt Greenall explores the dangers of this hazard and the decontamination options.

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Decontamination showers are necessary to ensure a worker can fully remove harmful substances before moving on to the next task and in the event of a spillage, the first 10 seconds following exposure are vital in minimising serious injuries. Here, Wendy Baker provides an insight to the health and safety guidelines.

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This month we put David Harris in the spotlight and we discover that although he found himself in the health and safety industry purely by chance, he has since had many memorable successes including a trip to Windsor to watch his colleague receive an MBE from the Queen.

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There is still more to be done when it comes to controlling noise at work. Here, Laura Jenkins explores five steps you can take to ensure you are fulfilling your obligations.

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Figures show that drink driving offences remain a serious road safety issue in the UK, so Graham Hurst takes a look at the role of interlocks in curbing the problem of people driving when over the limit.

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The suction pad holder/receiver is designed for use with the Skipper XS unit (although it can be used as a standard tape receiver).

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Skipper is the unique way to cordon off any area, creating safer environments with high visibility retractable 9m tape.

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16.5m Van Mounted Boom Lift

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2-layer GORE-TEX® material, wind and waterproof but breathable / Dirt and oil repellent / Fully lined

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Our Tracked Evacuation Chairs are popular across the Globe and can be found in multi-level buildings where evacuation via staircases may be essential in an emergency, such as a fire, or when a lift is out-of-order. Mobility impaired persons often require assistance in these situations and our evacuation chairs are ideal as they have a specially designed tracked system which enables them to glide down stairways with ease.

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PASMA accredited working at height training

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Fronius U.K. Ltd provides the UK welding market with solutions for MIG/MAG, TIG, electrode, laser, plasma and resistance spot welding and automation.

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Our newest noise dosimeter. Pre-programmable and no separate reader required. Ideal for lone workers, shift workers and those operating at distant locations.

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There are approximately 40,000 new diagnoses of work-related skin disease per year and statistics show that skin cancer is a developing issue; of the 2055 cases reported of work-related skin disease, 73% were dermatitis and 19% were skin cancer.

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14.2m Van Mounted Boom Lift

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Reduce the risk to your fleet with in-vehicle driver awareness training sessions. These sessions are the most effective way to reduce driver-related collisions and incidents.

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A wall-mounted interactive noise warning sign that tells people when noise levels are too high and hearing protection must be worn.

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Emergency evacuation equipment specialist, Evacusafe has announced that its Excel Evacuation Chair has sailed through stringent re-certification tests and is now officially certified and rated with an increased load capacity of 182Kg (400lbs).

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Landfill and brownfield site gas release monitoring

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The Micro iFlex Barrier protects from light duty, low level impacts from hand powered machinery.

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