Brexit implications for business
January 11, 2021
The UK has left the European Union. This article provides advice and guidance for businesses on how to comply with REACH Chemical Regulations, advice for businesses wanting to gain or maintain access to the GB market and what businesses need to do to comply with regulations on manufactured goods placed on the EU market. Read More
Statement from HSE regarding PPE and the asbestos industry at the current time
March 30, 2020
The Asbestos Removal Contractors Association (ARCA) has reported that the HSE has received a number of queries concerning the purchase and use of Type 5 coveralls. It has issued a statement as a reminder of existing guidance and advice. Read More
What will Brexit mean for the fire industry?
July 12, 2019
British fire safety firms need to take 'plan b action' and start preparing for what Brexit could mean when it comes to selling products in Europe, according to one expert. Read More
Can technology make the workplace safer? 10 ways to introduce risk free tech
April 12, 2019
The introduction of technology driven solutions into the manufacturing industry has seen a drop in reported cases of workplace injuries and occupational diseases. Read More
Government unveils ‘no-deal Brexit’ UKCA safety markings
February 12, 2019
The Government has unveiled a new safety symbol, which could replace the existing CE marking in the event of Britain leaving the EU without a deal. Read More
Understanding the revised PPE Regulation
May 17, 2016
By Matthew Judson, Technical Director, JSP European health and safety legislation on Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) has changed. The new Read More
Polyco: hand protection assessment
May 27, 2015
Polyco launched the UK’s first and only accredited hand protection assessment course in April. Nick Warburton went along on the Read More
Machinery risk management
April 20, 2015
Machinery items on the EU market must bear a CE marking, but this does not exempt you from all risk, Read More
Beware the CE Mark: it’s no guarantee of safety
January 16, 2014
Equipment used in the EU has been CE Marked since 1995. It's supposed to be a sign of quality and safety, but that's not always the case. Read More