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CONTRACTOR FINED AFTER EMPLOYEE FALLS FROM SCAFFOLDING
A shopfitting company has been fined after an employee suffered multiple fractures after falling 15ft from scaffolding. Manchester Magistrates Court heard how on the 24 October 2019, an employee...
A SOUND PARTNERSHIP FOR NORTH AMERICA
UK acoustic instrument specialists Cirrus Research plc has announced the formation of an exclusive partnership with NoiseMeters Inc for the distribution of sound measurement equipment in the USA...
IFE UNVEILS FUTURE GLOBAL STRATEGY
The Institution of Fire Engineers (IFE) has undertaken a comprehensive review of its communications and activities to improve its services and qualifications for members and strengthen its global...
MANAGING WORKPLACE STRESS
To coincide with International Stress Awareness week, Alex Minett, Head of Products & Markets at CHAS, offers seven tips for managing workplace stress. Workplace stress can lead to poor...
SAY BACK OFF TO BACK PAIN
Ahead of Back Care Awareness Week, which runs from 4-8 October 2021, Alex Minett, Head of Products & Markets at CHAS looks at the steps companies, and individuals can take to prevent back injury...
D.TEC INTERNATIONAL WELCOMES DRIVING FOR WORK UPDATE
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE), working in partnership with the Department for Transport (DfT), has published updated guidance on work-related road risk (WRRR) for employers and workers. ...
THE HIDDEN COST OF IGNORING HEALTH AND SAFETY
More than a third of manual and semi-skilled construction workers in the UK believe their employer is putting profits before people, according to a major new study. Across all...
CHAS MEMBERS TO RECEIVE 20% DISCOUNT AT SPEEDY HIRE
CHAS has announced that its members are set to receive a 20% discount on Speedy Hire tools and equipment thanks to a two-year partnership between the supply chain risk management expert and the...
FIRMS MUST PREPARE FOR ‘NATASHA’S LAW’ LABELLING CHANGES
With changes to Food Information Regulations (FIR) coming into force on the 1 October and a number of businesses not yet prepared, safety specialist Bureau Veritas is reminding food businesses of...
TIME TO BRIDGE THE GAP
Fire safety doesn’t happen by accident, it requires universal attention. With that, Karen Trigg of Allegion UK explores why the importance of working fire doors is often overlooked and why now...
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