ISO 9001 is a quality management system (QMS) that aims to streamline the processes in your business, reduce errors and improve internal communications.
This qualification allows you to demonstrate that your company provides high-quality services and places customer satisfaction at the forefront. As part of the process, the framework enables you to ensure consistency in the quality of services and goods.
Throughout this blog, we will explore everything you need to know about the ISO 9001 certification, including the benefits. Read on for more information.
Accidents in the workplace can range from minor injuries, such as cuts and grazes, to something more serious like an amputation or a head injury, which can result in a loss of consciousness.
But what happens if you witness or experience an injury at work — how do you report and record such accidents? That is what we’re going to explain in this post. Read on to learn the correct procedures for reporting and recording accidents.
CHAS or Constructionline accreditation - which is best? And how do you decide which one is right for your business? Health and safety are everything to a business these days, especially in high-risk industries such as the construction industry.
Did you know that 138 workers have been killed in work-related accidents in 2023/24 with most incidents being in the construction industry (51 deaths)?
Many different accreditations can be useful for your business, but today we will be discussing CHAS and Constructionline and exploring which one is best - read on to find out more.
If you’re in the construction or manufacturing industry, then you’ll be familiar with manual handling. However, if you’re new to the world of construction or you’re just interested in learning about manual handling, then this blog is for you.
Keep reading to learn more about manual handling, including the health and safety requirements of manual handling. We’ll also include the best manual handling methods, which is sure to come in useful if you’re new to the industry or if you’re a construction employer.