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1 month ago | britsafe.org | Peter Wilson |Paul Baker |Allen Carr's Easyway

The environmental impact of conventional noise controlBoth environmental and occupational noise control projects traditionally generate significant quantities of both waste and carbon dioxide (CO2) greenhouse gas emissions.

1 month ago | britsafe.org | Peter Wilson |Paul Baker |Allen Carr's Easyway

OSH professionals will be able to network in person with their peers, meet product and service suppliers and learn about the latest innovations, trends and developments in the field. Over 13,000 professionals from the OSH field are expected to attend the Health & Safety Event, which is co-located with the Fire Safety Event, Security Event, Workplace Event and National Cyber Security Show.

Mar 6, 2024 | britsafe.org | David Greenberg |John Dicey |Allen Carr's Easyway |Sarah Prince

Great Britain’s health and safety performance has seen significant improvements over the past 30 years. However, Health and Safety Executive (HSE) statistics show that each year over a million workers are injured or made ill by their work. This affects individuals, families, employers, government and wider society. Technology is changing rapidly and should be embraced to keep the workplace a safer and healthier place for all.

Mar 5, 2024 | britsafe.org | John Dicey |Sarah Prince |Teri Devine |Allen Carr's Easyway

With news reports indicating that the decades-long decline in smoking in the UK has ground to a halt and with increasing numbers of youngsters lighting up, vaping and casually using nicotine pouches, National No Smoking Day on 13 March presents employers with a valuable opportunity to encourage and support staff to quit smoking and vaping. There are many benefits of doing so – after all, the health of a business depends on the health of its employees.

Aug 10, 2023 | britsafe.org | David Greenberg |John Dicey |Allen Carr's Easyway |Justin Maltby-Smith

There are substantial updates being introduced to how fire safety is managed, and health and safety professionals are required to step up to the proverbial plate to ensure they continue to meet their fire safety obligations as best as possible and in a suitable manner. While this may be nothing new to seasoned individuals, there are some key facts everyone should be aware of.