The Health & Safety Executive (HSE) have launched a campaign recently to help stop employees being injured at work.

Knife injuries are on the rise.

Stress is how we react when we feel under pressure or threatened.

The HSE are visiting construction sites in the UK from June 2022 to inspect sites for the use of DUST.

Is your hard hat within its expiration date?

And due to COVID it is becoming even more important to get it right to protect each business, staff member and clients.

As you are aware it has been Stress Awareness Month in April and I love to be able to share some tips to help you reduce your stress levels.

40% of my clients work out of a warehouse so we have a wealth of experience with working within this sector.

The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a boom in remote working and on-going concerns that cyber criminals have been capitalizing on the increased use of emails and internet devices as employees operate outside the normal office environment.

There is some new legislation going through Government called ‘Protect Duty’ and this is about protecting the public at events

If you work with scaffolding here is some great information to keep and refer to as/when needed.

Maintaining the safety of electrical equipment in the workplace requires duty holders to take a robust approach to portable appliance testing.

The threat from airborne hazards in schools is currently under more scrutiny than perhaps any other public building aside from hospitals.

Working with and around electricity can be extremely dangerous. Here are five vital steps that absolutely must be carried out.

Burnout is a not a medical diagnosis but a syndrome that results from chronic or unrelenting workplace stress.

A diificult subject to discuss in many areas, but it should not be!