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WORKERS SOUND ALARM ON MAJOR INDUSTRIAL DISASTER RISK
New research published as part of the annual Dräger Safety & Health at Work Report has outlined a rising risk of a major industrial disaster, with more than half (53%) of respondents...ALTRO MAN DOWN BREAKFAST CLUB IN SHEFFIELD ON 18 JUNE
Altro is hosting another breakfast session with Andy’s Man Club, this time at Sheffield Wednesday Football Club, because construction is a tough industry, and talking about mental health...71% OF UK MANAGERS HAVE NO MENTAL HEALTH TRAINING
More than 6 million UK workers with line management responsibility have no mental health training to support the people they look after, new analysis reveals. The research, completed by health...JLG POWER TOWERS SUPPORTS NO FALLS WEEK
JLG Industries, a global manufacturer of mobile elevating work platforms (MEWPs) and telehandlers, supports No Falls Week with guidance from JLG Power Towers, the company’s low-level access...SEMMCO LPS HIGHLIGHTS EMERGING RISKS
Semmco Life Protection Systems (LPS) will be attending the Health and Safety Event, Birmingham NEC, 28-30 April 2026 (Stand 3/G1). The working landscape across all industry sectors is...PHS BESAFE HIGHLIGHTS SUSTAINABLE WORKWEAR SUPPLY
At the Health & Safety Event 2026, phs Besafe will highlight sustainable workwear supply and its commercial laundering service. phs Besafe is a UK-based supplier of specialist PPE workwear...JLG POWER TOWERS TO SHOWCASE INNOVATIONS
At the Health & Safety Event, discover approaches designed to reduce exposure to work at height and promote consistent working practices with JLG Power Towers. At stand 3/F60 and 3/E66,...SAFETY LEADERS INCREASE SPENDING AS GAP BETWEEN POLICY AND PRACTICE PERSISTS
With lost-time workplace incidents remaining high worldwide, and hundreds of millions of work-related injuries and illnesses occurring annually, 95% of safety leaders plan to maintain or increase...50% OF LONE WORKERS AVOID TASKS DUE TO SAFETY CONCERNS
Half of lone workers have avoided tasks or locations due to safety concerns while working alone, and more than half have faced abuse, according to new research from lone worker safety provider...NEBOSH AND L’ORÉAL OFFER 20 PLACES ON WOMEN’S HEALTH & SAFETY BURSARY
NEBOSH, the National Examination Board for Occupational Safety and Health, has partnered with global beauty brand L’Oréal for the fourth year running to encourage and enable greater...
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