3 in 4 experience ‘discriminatory or exclusionary’ behaviour at work
Research conducted on behalf of 12 professional membership and regulatory bodies, has revealed that while equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) initiatives are increasingly commonplace, there is growing scepticism among professionals that these are ‘box-ticking’ exercises. Beyond Buzzwords cautions that unless change is urgently prioritised, recent progress risks unravelling. The research incorporates insights from more than 7,000 […]
COMPLIANCE MONTH: A guide to sourcing compliance solutions for health & safety
Health & Safety (H&S) professionals across the UK, in both public and private sectors, face a complex web of regulations. Partnering with a reliable Compliance Solutions provider can streamline processes, ensure adherence, and ultimately, create a safer working environment. However, selecting the right partner amidst a sea of offerings can feel overwhelming. Here are some […]
If you specialise in Stress Management we want to hear from you!
Each month on Health & Safety Briefing we’re shining the spotlight on a different part of the security market – and in April we’ll be focussing on Stress Management. It’s all part of our ‘Recommended’ editorial feature, designed to help health & safety buyers find the best products and services available today. So, if you’re a […]
Construction industry rallies behind HSE mental health campaign
The construction industry has stepped-up its efforts to combat work-related stress and promote good mental health by joining the Health & Safety Executive’s (HSE) Working Minds campaign. March sees the Contract Flooring Association (CFA) and the Chartered Institute of Plumbing and Heating Engineering (CIPHE), Asbestos Removal Contractors Association (ARCA), the National Federation of Demolition Contractors […]
COMPLIANCE MONTH: How proactive approaches to health & safety are paying dividends
Health & Safety (H&S) managers, across both private and public sectors, shoulder a heavy responsibility to ensure the wellbeing of staff and visitors. Compliance with complex regulations forms a critical part of this responsibility. However, the traditional tick-box approach is giving way to a more proactive and risk-based strategy, driven by technological advancements and a […]
BSI publishes new standard designed to safeguard children in out-of-school settings
New guidelines designed to protect the safety of children in out-of-school settings have been published by BSI, applicable to all providers of activities for children and offering a clear framework to embed safeguarding measures into governance, policies and procedural operations. This includes activities that are provided free of charge or at cost, by paid staff or by […]
Look who’s attending the Total Security Summit
The Total Security Summit is a must-attend event for key security buyers and leading solution providers – it takes place later this month and there are only two delegate places left! Taking place on the 19th & 20th March, at the Radisson Hotel & Conference Centre, London Heathrow, this free event provides an opportunity for you to […]
BEHAVIOURAL SAFETY MONTH: Understanding the key principles of behavioural safety in the workplace
The pursuit of a safe and healthy workplace is paramount in every industry. While traditional occupational health and safety (OH&S) focuses on eliminating hazards and establishing safety procedures, behavioural safety takes a different approach, delving into the human element behind accidents. The Core Principle: Understanding Behaviour The key principle of behavioural safety lies in the […]
Safer Dance aims to guide venues on reveller safety
Major venues including NEC Group Arenas have signed up to a scheme co-founded by a Coventry University graduate designed to reduce incidents of sexual harassment and help keep revellers safe. Safer Dance, co-founded by Coventry University graduate Jack Young and friend Sam Hennerly, was launched in 2019 and provides venues with a range of resources […]
BSC: ‘New studies show need for tougher domestic regulation on air quality’
The British Safety Council has responded to two new studies by researchers at Harvard University, which found that exposure to even the smallest amounts of harmful particulate matter can have profound and lasting impacts on human health, as well as new lower limits on air pollution set by the European Union (EU). Peter McGettrick, Chairman […]
