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May 27, 2022
Andrzej Palka looks at how PPE plays a primary role in preventing human contact with the caterpillars, thus protecting workers from harm. Read More
May 27, 2022
Andrzej Palka looks at how PPE plays a primary role in preventing human contact with the caterpillars, thus protecting workers from harm. Read More
December 21, 2021
Arco advises on managing workers comfort in winter, while also sharing guidance on being safe and seen when working outdoors during the months ahead. Read More
November 9, 2021
With COP26 in full swing, SHP looks at how the effects of climate change are seeping into the workplace, and what businesses can do to safeguard staff. Read More
February 7, 2020
A report carried out by Kings College London has highlighted the health risks of living near busy roads in the UK. Read More
July 23, 2019
UV protection should be a vital part of employees’ PPE, especially as we move into the hottest months of the year. The employer’s duty of care extends to this; here SC Johnson Professional expand on the risks and what can be done to raise awareness. Read More
July 8, 2019
Recent survey results showed that where employers provided sun protection cream, employees used it more frequently, demonstrating the importance of employers providing sun protection for outdoor workers. Read More
March 27, 2019
Construction workers’ desire for a sun tan in the summer could be putting them at increased risk of developing skin cancer, according to new research. Read More
March 8, 2019
King’s College London and British Safety Council have launched Canairy, the world’s first mobile app for outdoor workers to measure their exposure to air pollution in London. Read More
December 5, 2018
When cold weather strikes, cranking up the thermostat is not an option for workers operating outside and in unheated areas. Read More
November 6, 2018
Golf course outdoor workers are more concerned with avoiding stray golf balls than they are of protecting themselves from skin cancer, according to a new study. Read More