The rise and rise of DSE and the implications for safety managers
March 16, 2017
Recent research has revealed the extent of the use of display screen equipment (DSE) in the workplace and related concerns Read More
Protecting oncology nurses from hazardous drugs
March 15, 2017
A research note from MindMetre asks whether it’s time for more precise legislation on the exposure of oncology nurses to Read More
International Women’s Day: will your company be bold for change?
March 8, 2017
Today is International Women’s Day (IWD), a global day to celebrate women, unity, reflection, advocacy and action; encouraging everyone to Read More
Is your organisation impacting worker health?
February 16, 2017
Taking stock is a universal business practice applied across micro to multinational businesses irrespective of sector. Taking time out to Read More
Four deny charges over lawyer’s death
February 7, 2017
Four people and three companies have denied a total of 13 charges relating to the death of Amanda Telfer, 43, Read More
My career: how the recession made me a health and safety manager
January 25, 2017
Dale Robinson explains how following the recession, a change in his career path introduced him to the health and safety Read More
Health and safety at the cutting edge
December 14, 2016
Effective control measures are critical to protect workers from occupational health diseases. However, only recently has it become possible to Read More
Safety, linguistics and communication – in conversation with Penny Latorre
December 7, 2016
Ben Flint, head of health & safety recruitment at Acre, the market leader in sustainability and safety recruitment, speaks to Read More
Advancing safety with mobile technology
November 23, 2016
Here Stephen Westley, Global Mobile Communications, looks at the importance of mobile technology as a means of consistent, reliable communication in Read More
Health and wellbeing: It’s in everyone’s interest
October 12, 2016
by Jonathan Hughes, associate director, Capita Property and Infrastructure Health and safety has traditionally been focused on the ‘safety’ side Read More
