Connected safety
IN HIGH-risk industrial environments, safety depends on visibility. Organisations need to know where workers are, understand the conditions they face and respond quickly when incidents occur.
IN HIGH-risk industrial environments, safety depends on visibility. Organisations need to know where workers are, understand the conditions they face and respond quickly when incidents occur.
CHEMICAL HAZARDS remain one of the most common workplace safety risks across industries where substances are stored, transferred, mixed or used during cleaning and maintenance activities.
WHEN CHEMICAL exposure occurs, every second counts. Effective emergency response requires that safety showers and eye/face wash facilities deliver not only immediate but also safe decontamination.
WHETHER IN construction, logistics or manufacturing, workers spend many hours each day standing, carrying heavy objects and navigating demanding terrain.
THERE’S A lot going on at the average construction site. You’ve got workers moving around, plant operating, materials arriving and vehicles coming and going, often all within a pretty limited space.
ON ANY busy UK construction site, health and safety management extends well beyond wearing personal protective equipment. Well-planned material storage is a fundamental defence against avoidable workplace risks, ranging from trips and manual-handling injuries to fire hazards and chemical exposure. Treating storage as a core priority keeps sites compliant and safe.
FOR MANY safety managers, site supervisors and PPE procurement teams, the challenge isn’t finding work gloves. It’s finding gloves that last.
BIRMINGHAM HEALTH Safety & Environment Association (BHSEA) is calling on safety leaders across the West Midlands to rethink how they influence behaviour, as it unveils its 2026 Annual Conference – a full day dedicated to mastering the conversations that drive safer workplaces.
UK PROTECTIVE wworkwear manufacturer brings together an updated brand identity and rebuilt digital platform as it celebrates 30 years of trading.
AN ENORMOUS amount of effort goes into preventing and detecting incidents, and into coordinating how they are responded to. These are important steps in addressing the sheer scale of violence and aggression that workers face, which the Health and Safety Executive estimates sits around 689,000 cases annually.
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