A. People who believe they may have been exposed to asbestos are understandably anxious and concerned about the possible effects on their health. Many cases of inadvertent, short-term exposure to asbestos will most likely have led to minimal exposure to fibres, with little likelihood of any long-term ill health effects. Continue reading…
The HSE has announced plans to change the guidance supporting the Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations, making it clearer that delivery drivers have the right to use an employers’ toilets while conducting deliveries. Continue reading…
Were you aware that as of the 1st of March 2017, the penalties changed for being caught using or holding your mobile phone whilst driving? Continue reading…
Noise is classified as unwanted sound. Exposure to noise at work can lead to significant harm to your health and potentially an increased risk of deafness. Continue reading…
In UK law it is the Personal Protective Equipment Regulations, 2002 which adopt a Directive originally implemented by the European Council. However the original Directive dates back to 1992 and is now considered out of date and in need of review as of February 2018. Continue reading…
As temperatures drop to minus figures, employers have a duty of care to protect their employees against the effects of winter conditions and provide reasonable comfort to them. Continue reading…
For many years we have been providing assistance to our clients who are attempting to get CHAS Accredited Status. Continue reading…
1) Put safety first, and mean it! Encourage employees to speak up through a few different channels. Have monthly meetings, do management drop in’s, have an anonymous letterbox, or get a whiteboard where people can jot down their thoughts. Continue reading…
