Everyday can be different as a Consultant, from visiting construction site and delivering inspections, completing company audits and writing risk assessments or traffic management plans.
Reece Laffar recently sat his CITB SMSTS Refresher course courtesy of our C&C Training, to keep up to date with competencies and maintain good Health & Safety knowledge for all his lovely clients.
Calum Cunningham has been a busy bee this October! 🏗️
He has been visiting new build high-rise construction sites, large earth movement projects and internal auditing manufacturing factories. Completely different environments with some very different hazards to control.
But ultimately the end goal is the same; to ensure that you, our clients, are compliant with specific industry requirements and business compliance. This way we can ensure your employees and others are protected, as far as is reasonably practical, without harm to their Health & Safety.
Throw into the mix a two-week NEBOSH course as part of Calum’s CPD training and the man never stops! Never stop learning, never stop growing!
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As part of the HSE Work Right Campaign, the HSE is conducting inspections in the manufacturing sector. Focusing of those businesses that use metal Working Fluids or Coolants in the Machining process.
In particular: Continue reading…
This principle was established in The Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974, which sets out how health and safety should be managed in a workplace. The Act introduced a number of duties for employers and employees, with the aim of ensuring health and safety, but they are qualified by the phrase “so far as is reasonably practicable”.
The main purpose of this wording is to Continue reading…
If your business premises include warehouse facilities, you’ll already be aware of the issues involved in keeping warehouse staff safe. Warehouse hazards are complex due to the many different activities performed in warehouse settings, from lifting and handling heavy goods to managing moving vehicles such as forklifts. Continue reading…
From 1st October 2023, all buildings regulated by the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (FSO) now need to comply with new fire safety guidelines. Continue reading…
Moving and handling heavy or bulky objects on construction sites is needlessly harming the health of tens of thousands of workers every year. Work on construction sites can be physically demanding and many workers’ health is suffering due to pain in muscles, bones, joints and nerves that affect every aspect of their lives and in many cases their ability to work and earn a living.
HSE inspectors have been carrying out inspections of construction sites, Continue reading…
The Environmental Agency has updated the categories of waste wood typically used in construction and demolition activities, which means any waste wood items from pre 2007 structures or waste classed as Grade D wood waste will need to be segregated and marked as hazardous waste.
