This months newsletter highlights the ongoing importance of proactive workplace inspections, promoting not just legal compliance but safer, more collaborative working environments. It commemorates International Workers’ Memorial Day, reinforcing the human...
This months newsletters covers the below topics: Monitoring safe working methods – Site Inspections: At H&B Safety Consultancy Ltd, we carry out regular site inspections to help identify hazards, support workers, and...
This months newsletter will cover: Construction health: There have been big improvements over recent years in reducing the number and rate of injuries to construction workers. Despite this, construction remains a...
This month’s newsletter will cover: Post-Holiday Safety Awareness: Workplace accidents often spike after extended breaks due to the challenging transition from a relaxed holiday mindset to a focused work environment. Fatigue, distraction,...
This month, we cover key updates including changes to the CSCS Labourer card starting February 2025, tips for preventing winter workplace accidents, recent HSE fines for health and safety breaches,...
October 2024 Newsletter Highlights Mental Health Awareness in Construction The construction industry faces significant mental health challenges, with workers nearly four times more likely to die by suicide than those in...
Here are the key points from this month’s newsletter: HSWA 50th Anniversary: Celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, highlighting its impact on reducing...
Some key points from the July 2024 Newsletter: Increase in Workplace Deaths: The Access Industry Forum (AIF) reported a 22% increase in work-related fatal injuries due to falls from...
The June 2024 newsletter covers several important topics: Structural Stability in Construction: The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) emphasises the importance of risk assessment to prevent unintentional structural collapse during...
In this monthly Newsletter we will look at the following topics: HSE Updates to RIDDOR Guidance: The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has revised guidelines for reporting workplace incidents under RIDDOR....