Set up in 1994 as an ergonomics assessment provider, Cardinus has evolved in regional and national legislation, to fulfil best-practice requirements within a variety of safety risk-based areas. Now working with over a thousand major corporate customers (FTSE 100, 250 and Fortune 500), Cardinus’ customers include central government departments, regional government, unions and many private sector organisations.
Cardinus will return to help customers reduce risk, lower injury levels and save money on their safety programmes. With expertise across a wide range of sectors such as ergonomics, health and safety, fleet risk, fire safety, insurance risk and security risk, Cardinus says it is well-placed to provide effective end-to-end solutions.
Visitors can get more information on the development of a number of health and safety, compliance and risk e-learning courses. They can also get further insight on Cardinus’ new courses such as travel safety and personal safety awareness, patient handling, slips, trips and falls, lone working and much.
Cardinus will also have its e-learning authoring tool on display, which will enable managers and specialists to create bespoke course content, built on the same platform as existing Cardinus products, without the need for training or additional external resources.
The Cardinus Challenge will put visitors against each other in a competition to win a number of prizes. Cardinus’ on-stand reaction board will be testing how quickly visitors can process information and how quickly they can identify the risks as they light up in front of them.
Reaction times will be measured, and the visitor names put up on the leader board. At the end of each session Cardinus will be announcing a winner via its social media.
Andy Neal, Director, Global Security Solutions, Cardinus Risk Management, will be talking about how well you and your team can improve working under pressure, at the Workplace Wellbeing Theatre at on Thursday 20th June at 14:15 at Safety and Health Expo 2019.
Andy’s interactive talk will help visitors improve their understanding of working under pressure and how behavioural detection can help to reduce pressure and build positive outcomes. His talk will include emotional and rational mindsets, self-awareness and stress responses, body language recognition, different types of body language and much more.
Visitors can go to stand SH3854 to enter the competition and get more information on its services. Click the link below to register your free tickets for Safety and Health Expo 2019.
