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Good to Go Safety for your warehouse

A WAREHOUSE is arguably the most valuable area of any business, not just in monetary terms but also in productivity.

Ezitracker offers mobile lone worker advice

EMPLOYERS HAVE legal duties to assess all risks including the risk of lone working. Ezitracker explores how employers can protect mobile lone workers.

AFI Training achieves ATO status

AFI’S SUCCESSFUL Training team (UTN Training and Integrated Training Solutions) were one of the first training providers to achieve CITB Approved Training Organisation status in May 2018.

Are you serious about safety?

Hughes Safety have been at the forefront of emergency safety shower, eye/face wash and decontamination equipment manufacturing for 50 years.

NJC becomes IRATA member

CLEANING AND support services organisation Not Just Cleaning Ltd (NJC), has announced that it has passed its recent audit to become an International Rope Access Trade Association (IRATA) member.

Pulsar delivers sound advice

PULSAR INSTRUMENTS successfully delivered its 30th One Day Noise Awareness Course to Safety professionals in Leicester on 13 June 2018.

SICK UK announces machinery safety training dates

SICK UK has released more dates for its popular Functional Safety Training during 2018 led by its qualified Machinery Safety experts and held at convenient locations in the North and South of England.

Mainmark achieves contractor accreditation

Mainmark has been awarded with one of the UK’s leading contractor accreditations, SafeContractor, highlighting the company’s dedication to workplace health and safety.

Sterling contribution from TC Facilities Management

TC FACILITIES Management (TCFM) joined centre manager, Ailsa Fraser and other members of the Eden Walk team at an awards lunch to mark its’ achievement of attaining the British Land Customer Service Silver standard.

SGS finds private sector has better health and safety

  RESEARCH CONDUCTED on behalf of SGS reveals that the UK’s public sector organisations are falling well behind their private sector counterparts when it comes to health and safety.

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