Period posters
A recently discovered collection of
historical RoSPA safety posters will
go on public display for the first time
alongside Safety and Health Expo.
The exhibition, called The RoSPA
Collection, will feature 40 iconic
po
A recently discovered collection of
historical RoSPA safety posters will
go on public display for the first time
alongside Safety and Health Expo.
The exhibition, called The RoSPA
Collection, will feature 40 iconic
po
Businesses can encourage
good hand hygiene
practice by providing
easy-to-understand
awareness materials such
as posters, stickers for
use in washrooms – on
floors, mirrors and
doors. With modern day
substrates, such
Sharing many years of accumulated
industry expertise, specialist
supplier of roof
hatches, smoke
vents, floor doors
and fixed vertical
and retractable ladders, Bilco UK, is
embarking on a programme of CPD
presentation
Toyota Material Handling UK has
launched a dedicated website to
promote new vacancies and supply
top tips for application success –
www.toyotacareers.co.uk.
Tony Wallis, operations director
Toyota Material Handling UK
The safety industry is enduring an ongoing period of change, consolidation and uncertain economic development. Elements from the Loftstedt/Young Reports are being implemented, while the Prime Minister is adversely commenting on elements of the safety provision.
To adapt to the imminent changes within the health and safety industry, The British Safety Industry Federation (BSIF) will be actively expanding its staff to continue to provide its members with the highest level of service.
The BSIF is looking forward to announcing the winners of the BSIF Safety Awards 2012 at a high profile reception at Safety & Health Expo on Tuesday 15th May 2012 at the NEC in Birmingham.
The BSIF has been working with Safety Groups UK and The Health and Safety Executive (HSE), along with other key industry stakeholders to develop a new online RPE Selector Tool that ultimately will help determine what kind of equipment you or your employees will need for protection against specific hazardous substances.
It is four years since the Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act 2007 (CMCHA) came into force. At the time there was much expectation about its ability to bring about better corporate accountability but has it succeeded? Jonathon Grimes discusses its impact
The Food and Drink Federation (FDF), has launched a new, free toolkit for employers to help their employees lead a healthier lifestyle.
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