July 14, 2020
Dr Jim Golby, Director of Research and Customer Experience at Applied Driving Techniques, highlights the opportunities and benefits for Employers as their staff begin to return to work. Read More
July 14, 2020
Access control solutions supplier PAC has announced the availability of its new contactless and hands-free request to exit (RTE) button, which it says will support organisations as the post-lockdown return to work begins in earnest. Read More
July 13, 2020
COVID-19 has had a profound effect on our lives but what will be required to protect people in the industrial and commercial workplace as we ease out of lockdown? How will employers manage risk effectively and ensure people stay safe and well? Read More
July 13, 2020
A meat processing firm has been fined after two workers had their fingers amputated by machines. Read More
July 10, 2020
The top five most-read articles on SHP this week include: Workplace fatality figures released for 2019/20, HSE urges businesses to make sure they are COVID-secure, Woman dies after London crane collapses, PPE and coronavirus and the latest coronavirus advice for employers. Read More
July 10, 2020
At the latest government press briefing, on Thursday 9 July, Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden revealed that theatres and music venues can restart outdoor performances from Saturday 11 July, with outdoor sports, including team sports, also be able to restart in stages from this weekend and indoor venues to follow on 25 July. However, the lockdown restrictions in Leicester remain in place, following a spike of infections in the city. Read More
July 10, 2020
Avoiding the pitfalls of online training with some simple steps. Dr Nick Bell shares his thoughts about this new way of working. Read More
July 10, 2020
Health charity provides workplace first aid training at 25 venues as it looks to bridge what is says is a serious skills shortage, caused by coronavirus. Read More
July 9, 2020
A woman has died, and four people have been injured after a 20m tower crane collapsed onto a row of houses in Bow, London. Read More
July 9, 2020
A tile manufacturing firm has been fined £10,000 after a worker suffered three broken bones in his arm and crush injuries to his forearm when he was drawn into the in-running nip of a conveyor tail drum. Read More
July 9, 2020
Many businesses have begun to embrace the idea of flexible working and working from home and, in the current climate, more and more of us may find ourselves plunged into doing so for longer than the one to two days a week, which employers and employees adapt to fairly easily. Read More
July 8, 2020
Thorough Examinations should be completed by qualified engineers, says CFTS — the body behind the national standard. Read More
July 8, 2020
Bureau Veritas has pledged its full support to the Government’s recent introduction of a new 11m threshold for sprinklers – asserting it marks a vital step forward in the journey towards enhanced fire safety regulation Read More
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