To paraphrase the promotion slogan of the 1973 film, “That will be the day”, starring David Essex, “Show me someone who has never had any metal health issues and I’ll show you a Liar!” Why do so many organisations, large and small, continue to ignore mental health? The answer might well be that its hard […]
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World Asthma Day, 2nd May, hopes to create awareness of the problems asthma sufferers have in their everyday life, by being aware can help save lives and I’ll tell you why! Show me a person who says they don’t have any workplace pressures or worries and I’ll show you a liar; add the burden of […]
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FACT 1: In 2004 the then Deputy Prime Minister, John Prescott MP found that there were some 80 Acts of Parliament or parts of Acts which specified fire safety legislations: but when did it all start? Way back in 1668, with Charles II (1660-1685)! After the great fire of London (1666) The King appointed six commissioners to redesign […]
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Lecturing the laws of probability is integral to safety training, we explain the risk of employees having or being involved in an accident / incident work. Explaining 1.F.E.Birds theory of the laws of probability sets out a hypothesis that if you do something incorrectly long enough, you can mathematically predict the likelihood, that eventually, things […]
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Understanding the dangers of your environment helps you better recognise how to protect yourself. Keeping safe at work is about using common sense, being vigilant and having the proper and correct training for your job. Here’s our list of the most common accidents in the workplace: Falls, Slips & Trips The most common of them […]
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Each year the Health & Safety Executive pull together the industries statistics on health and safety. Understanding the everyday risks that workplace can hold is the start to understanding how you can protect not only your company but your workers too. Here are 2014/2015 statistics, you just can’t ignore. Key figures for GB 142 workers […]
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