Posted In: Safety Advice
Our top safety tips for working on stairs
Posted on 4th Nov, 2016 | By Lorretta Tatham
Many tradespeople will find themselves working on stairs at one time or another. Unfortunately, the
The do’s and don’ts of manual handling: Essential safety tips
Posted on 14th Oct, 2016 | By Lorretta Tatham
Manual handling is one of the biggest causes of injury and long-term sickness in the
Keep employees safe with health and safety training
Posted on 11th Oct, 2016 | By Lorretta Tatham
Did you know that nearly half of the UK’s workplaces have never had an official
Why are falls in the workplace still common?
Posted on 3rd Oct, 2016 | By Lorretta Tatham
Slips, trips and falls are still responsible for the majority of workplace injuries. In fact,
The importance of planning work activities
Posted on 26th Sep, 2016 | By Lorretta Tatham
Jumping into a project is never a good idea. Before embarking on a project –
Health and safety considerations at work for autumn
Posted on 19th Sep, 2016 | By Lorretta Tatham
Autumn brings with it a number of additional hazards. While many of us will be
Are you competent when it comes to health and safety?
Posted on 12th Sep, 2016 | By Lorretta Tatham
Whether you work in a factory, warehouse or school, competency in health and safety is
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
