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LONE WORKER SAFETY MONTH: The keys to safeguarding employees, compliance, and wellbeing

Lone workers, who operate without direct supervision, face unique risks that require tailored solutions. Sourcing the right lone worker safety partners and technologies is essential to safeguarding employees, maintaining compliance, and promoting well-being. Here’s how to approach this task effectively, based on input from delegates and suppliers at the Occupational Safety & Health Forum… 1. […]

Fingers pointed at management for lack of corporate safety cultures

Nearly a quarter of health and safety professionals (23%) say a lack of leadership support is their biggest barrier to embedding a strong safety culture amongst its employees. That’s according to research from by WorkNest, which says fostering an effective health and safety culture, in which individuals have the correct attitudes, values and patterns of behaviour, is now seen as of equal […]

Learn from the best at February’s Occupational Safety & Health Forum

Join your peers in February at the Occupational Safety & Health Forum, where top speakers such as Davy Snowdon MBE – Pristine Condition International, will be sharing their experience and knowledge. “Shifting Attitudes Toward Safety” Workplace accidents often arise from employees taking shortcuts, which reinforces risky behaviour. Changing these habits is key to cultivating a safety-first culture that […]

How to answer the PPE safety question

With high volumes of substandard PPE and safety equipment on the market, British Safety Industry Federation (BSIF) CEO Alan Murray explains how specifiers and users can ensure their products are fit for purpose… Personal protective equipment (PPE) is designed to guard against hazards in the workplace. However, it will only do so if it is […]

LONE WORKER SAFETY MONTH: Here’s what’s leading the way in healthcare, logistics, utilities and more

With a growing emphasis on employee well-being and regulatory compliance, advancements in techniques and technologies are reshaping how organisations protect lone workers across sectors such as healthcare, logistics, and utilities… 1. Enhanced Risk Assessment and Policy Integration Organisations are adopting more robust risk assessment frameworks tailored to lone workers’ unique challenges. This includes evaluating environmental hazards, communication […]

INCIDENT REPORTING MONTH: How to enhance processes and future proof your organisation

Effective incident reporting is fundamental to occupational health and safety (OHS), ensuring that hazards are addressed promptly and future risks mitigated. For senior OHS professionals in the UK’s private and public sectors, choosing the right incident reporting solution partner is crucial for maintaining workplace safety, regulatory compliance, and operational efficiency. Here’s a structured approach to […]

FMs urged to stay alert to signs of mice this autumn

The British Pest Control Association (BPCA) is encouraging FMs to stay alert to signs of mouse activity in their premises this autumn. Rodent activity tends to peak during the winter months, so it’s important to take action now before cold weather drives them to seek shelter indoors. If mice move in, they can pose a […]

Health & safety tech trending heavily among SMEs

New research indicates small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) worldwide are leveraging HR technology to navigate regulatory changes and accommodate new workforce trends, particularly when it comes to health & safety. BrightHR’s Leaders in Tech report, which highlights usage data from over 100,000 SMEs globally, underscores the growing role of HR technology in streamlining operations, improving […]