Posted In: Safety Advice
Health and safety advice for building restoration
Posted on 5th Sep, 2016 | By Lorretta Tatham
The construction industry is one of the most dangerous industries to work in. Each year,
Health and safety when working on elevated structures
Posted on 29th Aug, 2016 | By Lorretta Tatham
Workers involved in construction and working from a height are at high risk of fatal
Should safety-training courses be mandatory?
Posted on 29th Jul, 2016 | By Lorretta Tatham
Good health and safety practices at work are essential by law. Although safety-training courses aren’t
Safety focus: Why are back injuries so high?
Posted on 29th Jul, 2016 | By Lorretta Tatham
When it comes to accidents and injuries in the workplace, back injuries come out on
Health and safety tips for mechanics
Posted on 30th Jun, 2016 | By Lorretta Tatham
Mechanics face a number of risks in their day-to –day work. In fact, the HSE
The dangers of using abrasive wheels
Posted on 23rd Jun, 2016 | By Lorretta Tatham
Abrasive wheels carry some of the most dangerous risks of any type of equipment in
Summer risk assessment: Top things to consider
Posted on 10th Jun, 2016 | By Lorretta Tatham
While our British summers aren’t known for being the sunniest or warmest in the world,
Health and safety tips when working with gas
Posted on 31st May, 2016 | By Lorretta Tatham
Working with gas can be dangerous. Alongside the commonly talked about risks of carbon monoxide,
Could you be doing more to improve health and safety at work?
Posted on 17th May, 2016 | By Lorretta Tatham
Every day workers risk injury in the workplace. In fact, an estimated 2.1 million working
Health and safety when working in demolition
Posted on 9th May, 2016 | By Lorretta Tatham
Demolition is the single most high-risk activity when it comes to work in the construction
