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Employee engagement: The missing links

Employee engagement, health and safety programmes, and reward and recognition schemes are all important elements of an organisation's high awareness culture towards safety. Richard Byrne argues that to achieve a truly effective safety culture, all three of these elements need to be working in unison. Read More

Sustainable PPE guide

What does sustainability mean in the context of functional work and personal protective clothing? Bernhard Kiehl offers an explanation and outlines the way safety and environmental challenges are being met by responsible companies. Read More

Corporate social responsibility: Footprints and handprints

A new concept for corporate social responsibility is gathering momentum in the United States ヨ the idea of a 'handprint' that suggests a basic equation of offsetting positives against negatives. As Dr Tim Marsh argues, the health and safety community are just the people to lead on the concept. Read More

Breaking through the plateau

Safety performance can reach a point where it levels out and is unable to carry on to the next step. Colm Murphy from Diageo explains the four categories of performance plateau and how to avoid the formation of one. Read More

HSE Triennial review: Q&A with Martin Temple

In January, the Department for Work and Pensions published the triennial review of the Health & Safety Executive. Nearly six months on, review lead Martin Temple shares his thoughts with SHP. Read More

Health and wellbeing: taking root

The HSL has developed a new interactive tool to help organisations get to grips with wellbeing at work. Dr Jennifer Lunt, Professor David Fishwick and Professor Andrew Curran reveal all Read More

Industrial injuries benefit: call for evidence

The Industrial Injuries Advisory Council provides the Government with authoritative, evidence-based risk assessments for the prescription of occupationally acquired conditions attracting Industrial Injuries Disablement Benefit. Paul Faupel explains its work and how health and safety professionals can help. Read More

Violence at work: keeping your employees safe

Jayne Simpson, Hill Dickinson: Employers owe a duty to their employees to provide a safe working environment and this includes taking steps to protect them from acts of criminal violence in the workplace perpetrated by members of the public. Read More

CPD – Fire Safety and Emergency

Eight years on from the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 coming into force and fire statistics show a significant reduction in fires. Yet enforcement actions against businesses for breaches of fire safety are on the increase. Jerry Flechais asks ヨ is fire safety management getting better or enforcement? Read More

The Security Guard: An important player in addressing workplace fires

Dr David Gold: Security guards, be they employees or persons employed by a contracted security service, have important responsibilities to fulfill. A responsible security guard is trained and actively ensures that lives and property are protected from natural or human events, be they accidental or malicious. Read More


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