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New year and the new Independent Regulatory Challenge Panel

January 10, 2012 Leave a reply

This year the government has finally announced that they will be setting up an independent regulatory challenge panel to assist businesses that feel they have ...Read More

Good News for Fire Risk Assessments

December 8, 2011 Leave a reply

I think the launch of the new fire risk assessor professional register by the Institute of Fire Safety Managers (IFSM) is  is a really good thing ...Read More

Simple jobs can have serious consequences

November 24, 2011 Leave a reply

I was ready recently in the news about how a construction worker was permanently scarred after an electrical explosion occurred when underground cables were hit, and it ...Read More

We all get it wrong sometimes

November 10, 2011 Leave a reply

I happened to glance a peek of this video on a popular early morning television program, and it did make me smile so I had ...Read More

Dealing with stress in the workplace

October 20, 2011 Leave a reply

According to this article, Stress has jumped to the top of the sickness chart for long term absences Arguably the one thing we know about ...Read More

Health and Safety in Schools, has it gone one step too far?

October 19, 2011 Leave a reply

Schools ban girls from wearing skirts over fears sex attacks Following in the wake of the ludicrous decision by the authorities at Wimbledon to close ...Read More

In the news recently, Father and son car dealers fined over skylight fall

October 17, 2011 Leave a reply

In the news last month was an article about an incident where a worker fell through a skylight and how the company were failing to ...Read More

health and safety in schools shouldn’t be used as a barrier for fun education

September 22, 2011 Leave a reply

I was really sad to read an article written on the Safety and Health Practitioner website just last week on ‘ Health and safety used as ...Read More

Fully-loaded skip crushes man’s leg

September 20, 2010 Leave a reply

West Midlands Ambulance Service had to airlift a man to hospital after a fully-loaded skip fell on his leg at a Herefordshire industrial estate. The ...Read More

New Corporate manslaughter guidance

September 20, 2010 Leave a reply

Companies and organisations convicted of corporate manslaughter could face fines up to millions of pounds under new guidelines that have been published. The guidance, drawn ...Read More

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