Any occupation can cause a workplace injury, whether your employees are manual labourers or sit at a desk all day. A person’s place of work should be the last place…

Coronavirus has totally transformed the way people work. Previously, almost all employees commuted to offices from Monday to Friday; this dynamic meant that health and safety concerns were predominantly office-based…

Ensuring a safe workforce is no easy matter, but established health and safety procedures are an excellent foundation. Unfortunately, it is sometimes the case that staff will not follow procedures,…

Every employer has a responsibility to ensure the health and safety of every single one of their workers, and you can achieve this by integrating health and safety technology into…

Maintaining good health and safety in the workplace improves performance and ensures that all staff are safe while working. There are always ways that you can improve health and safety…

One of the most important aspects of health and safety is prevention. Understanding when and where your business, and your employees, are most vulnerable is the key to building better…

With the Coronavirus pandemic forcing many employees into lone or remote working roles, the number of people working alone has increased significantly in the last two years. Whilst businesses quickly…

Many hospitality businesses were forced to quickly adapt their business practices during the COVID-19 lockdown. For example, limiting the number of customers in a venue, restricting table numbers and rotating…

While workplaces across the UK have always been a source of injury, with over 100 workers killed every year across the country (HSE, 2021), the rise of Covid-19 has made…

There will always be risks to factor into our everyday lives, whether at home or at work. Thankfully, technology can help us mitigate those risks in a number of innovative…