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A huge chemical blaze in Lancashire, which closed two motorways, hasled to the prosecution of an international waste-management company. Read More
November 25, 2009
<span style="font-style: italic;">Jim Lythgow reminds duty-holders of the importance of protecting employees' eyesight, particularly in light of pending legislation on incorporating eye examinations into driving tests.</span><br> Read More
October 15, 2009
A joint-venture training programme between steel manufacturer Corus and training provider Ashborne Hill Management College has won two National Training Awards. <br> Read More
October 13, 2009
Safety Media has launched a new approach to licensing health and safety e-learning courses to make it an affordable resource for all. <br> Read More
August 27, 2009
PEL Services Ltd has launched its Refuge Call System to help building occupiers comply with British standards and the Disability Discrimination Act. Read More
August 16, 2009
The Irish Health and Safety Authority has reprimanded farmers forfailing to complete a Farm Safety Code of Practice, which was designedto reduce the toll of injury and ill health in the sector. Read More
August 13, 2009
Managing director of storage specialist Denios, Roy Smith, is concerned about what he perceives as a crucial lack of knowledge of potential hazards and of legislation within the safety sector. Read More
June 23, 2009
Sheffield-based designer and manufacturer of fencing Betafence recently turned to Denios to provide solutions for storage of hazardous chemicals.<br><br> Read More
June 4, 2009
Government statistics predict that by 2050, 90 per cent of the UK population will be overweight, or obese.1 Keith Gorman looks at why employers should help tackle obesity, and what simple measures they can put in place to help improve their workers' health and diet. Read More
May 17, 2009
More than a third of manufacturers have reported a rise in long-term sickness absence from 2007 to 2008, despite a fall in overall sickness absence in the sector. Read More