TC Facilities Management (TCFM) are celebrating the successful completion of the first apprenticeship programmes by staff at the Head Office in Surrey. Claire Davis and Emma Benstead have both completed their level 2 programmes in Business Administration and IT user.
East Midland Instruments (EMI) operate a large contract within the famous Drax Power Station in North Yorkshire. The number of EMI operatives working within the power station varies from 50 to 150 between off peak and peak periods.
The AVIVA is the latest half mask from Scott Safety, a designer and manufacturer of respirators and personal protective equipment. Ensuring worker comfort and wellbeing are priorities, and the half mask’s low-profile head harness is said to offer greater stability and compatibility with safety helmets and eye protection.
The prestigious Kitemark, one of the most recognised global symbols of quality, integrity and safety, demonstrates that JSP personal protection meets the applicable British, European, International and other recognised standards for quality, safety, performance and reliability.
Health, safety and environmental training specialist RRC International has been chosen by NEBOSH to help it pilot the NEBOSH HSE Certificate in Process Safety Management.
Edina has chosen a SoloProtect lone worker solution to help protect mobile workers, and to assist with job completion reporting. SoloProtect supplies the fully-managed, BS 8484:2016 approved solution, featuring dedicated lone worker device Identicom.
For many businesses March marks the start of what can amount to six months of disruption due to problem gulls.
LoneALERT (Advance IT Solutions) has given away 30 Man Down devices – worth £250 each – to two charities as part of the LoneALERT In The Community campaign to keep charity volunteers safe.
Getting the health and safety message across to young people before they formally enter the workplace is key to ensuring they lead safe and successful careers. That’s why JSP Ltd is proud to support the LOcHER project – ‘Learning Occupational Health by Experiencing Risks’ – aimed at students undertaking vocational courses and who are about to enter the world of work for the first time.
Safety company Pyroban is advising companies that their forklift engineers may need new training ahead of the introduction of the updated EN1755:2015 standard for explosion protected forklifts in November 2017.
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