Did you know that the Building Safety Act 2022 was introduced in response to the Grenfell Tower tragedy in 2017?
It is a legislation that overlooks building safety regulations across England and Wales. This legislation focuses on all buildings, especially high-risk ones.
Throughout this blog, we will explore everything you need to know about the Building Safety Act. For more information, read on.
Did you know that 32% of workers have suffered from non-fatal accidents related to slips, trips and falls in just 2022 and 2023 alone? This is because they are among the most common accidents that occur in workplaces, public places, and homes.
While they might not always lead to severe injuries at work, they can still cause harm and have far-reaching consequences.
Dealing with slips, trips, and falls in the workplace involves understanding the causes, prevention measures, and steps to take when such accidents occur. In this blog, we'll explore how to deal with these incidents and others
If you want to strengthen your business, boost profits or increase your overall customer satisfaction, it may be worth becoming ISO certified. ISO standards are recognised internationally which helps create a safe and consistent way of doing things, which can benefit everyone in a supply chain.
Keep reading to find out more about ISO standards and how your organisation can become ISO standard-certified.
The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 outlines the legal regulations regarding health and safety - it ensures that employers have a ‘duty of care’ towards employees (as well as site visitors and contractors) to protect them from harm in any work environment.
Knowing your responsibilities as an employer is the first step in implementing a quality health and safety strategy. Keep reading to learn more about what the employer's health and safety duties are.
Health and safety affect everybody, and the correct rules should be followed for the welfare of yourself and your employees. Throughout this post, we will outline what your duties are as an employer, and how you can prevent accidents in the workplace.