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REAL ACTION NEEDED FOR GOVERNMENT AMBITION TO CUT EMISSIONS
The British Safety Council has welcomed an announcement by the Prime Minister that the UK will aim to cut its carbon emissions by at least 68% of what they were in 1990, by the end of 2030. As...
NEW WORK GLOVES FOR HEALTHY HANDS
There’s one thing that professional tradesmen and women can’t do without if they want to get their jobs done properly – healthy hands. So, take good care of your most important...
DEKRA CALLS FOR ACTION ON CHANGES TO EU SAFETY DATA SHEETS
Process safety experts DEKRA advise on quick action on the changes within REACH for the production of EU Safety Data Sheets for solid substances coming into force on 1 January 2021. The European...
REFRESHING FIRST AID TRAINING IS A MATTER OF LIFE OR DEATH
Administering first aid should be a basic life skill, particularly as anyone could require help in any situation, whether they are at home, work, school or going about their daily lives. Being...
IOSH CHIEF EXECUTIVE BEV MESSINGER TO RETIRE IN 2021
Bev Messinger, Chief Executive of IOSH, the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health, has announced that she will retire from her role in mid-2021 after four and a half years. During that...
MAGPIE BMS SERVICES LTD: UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
Magpie BMS Services Ltd has announced that the company has been acquired and is now under new management, following the retirement of the company’s previous owner. The new Managing...
EMPLOYERS NEED TO OFFER SUPPORT FOR LONG COVID
Employers wishing to minimise the impact of Long Covid on both their employees and their organisation, should ensure that their health and wellbeing programmes include holistic and personalised...
STAY SAFE WITH SNICKERS PROTECWORK
Long working days and cheap uncomfortable clothing makes the new ProtecWork lightweight protective wear from Snickers Workwear the ideal alternative for men and women working in high-risk...
COMPANY FINED AFTER EMPLOYEE INJURED BY MACHINERY
A plastics manufacturer, who specialises in the manufacturing of traffic barriers and cones, has been fined after an employee’s finger was severed due to inadequately guarded machinery. ...
HSE CHECKS DISTRIBUTION BUSINESSES ARE COVID-SECURE
In the run up to the festive period, the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is working with local authorities to inspect businesses in the transport and logistics industry to ensure they are managing...
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