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The latest health & safety news, innovations, products and more.
Sentencing following major explosion at cheese factoryPublished on 17/08/2012
The First Milk Cheese Company Ltd has been prosecuted by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) following an explosion at its dairy factory.
Eurosafe to judge fall protection systemsPublished on 15/08/2012
Eurosafe Solutions has secured a new contract to manage the testing and inspection of fall protection systems for 70 judicial buildings across England and Wales.
Advice to make you sickPublished on 13/08/2012
Jeff Charlton, Principle Consultant at Kent-based Building Forensics, is challenging what he believes is dangerously unfounded and unscientific advice regarding the removal and control of mould.
HSE endorses powered gate campaignersPublished on 13/08/2012
The HSE has welcomed the work of powered gate industry campaigners working hard to raise safety standards in the industry.
10 Questions with...Published on 9/08/2012
Bryan Lawrie, Sales Director of Arco Ltd., answers the Tomorrow's Health & Safety 10 Questions.
Stayin' alivePublished on 8/08/2012
Earlier this year, CPR got the kiss of life with a new campaign from the British Heart Foundation that took our TV screens, and hopefully our memory, by storm.
Is flexibility the future?Published on 7/08/2012
Emma Clark, Senior Associate at Fox Solicitors, advises on the advantages and pitfalls of remote working.
Classified informationPublished on 6/08/2012
Paul Sambrook, Group Commercial Director at Servest Multi Service Group, spoke to us about the recent GHS update.
Problems with the corporate manslaughter actPublished on 3/08/2012
Jonathan Grimes, a partner at Kinglsey Napley LLP who specialises in health & safety law, explains why this piece of legislation is not being used to it's full potential.
Changing negative stereotypesPublished on 2/08/2012
Stereotypes can sometimes work in favour of a place or location, especially when it comes to attitudes to work. Think German efficiency, Japanese loyalty or Italian passion. However, the city of Liverpool suffers from a different problem and business leaders believe negative stereotypes still act as a barrier to success and could have a lasting effect on the city.
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