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How to Pour Concrete and Avoid Injury
If you’re taking your DIY game to the next level and have your sights set on cementing the base for...
Research reveals workplace safety and health implications of outsourcing
Workplace safety and health challenges from outsourcing across a range of sectors and industries have been revealed as part of...
Drug Testing for ELAS Occupational Health
ELAS Occupational Health, one of the UK’s leading providers of occupational health and health surveillance has added Intelligent Fingerprinting’s drug testing system...
UKATA urges construction industry employers to ensure apprentices are asbestos aware
In an effort to halt the growing numbers of tradespeople contracting fatal asbestos related diseases, one of the UK’s leading...
IOSH calls for “visible and tangible action” on improving building safety
The Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) has welcomed new commitments from the UK government to accelerate building safety...
The Reasons Why Reducing Human Induced Vibrations is Important for Engineers
Vibrations caused by walking is known in engineering as human induced vibrations. This is less like the collapse of a...
Study provides sun safety recommendations to better protect at-risk workers
Actively managing sun exposure and providing nudging messages via text message are a few ways in which organisations can better...
5 Maintenance Tips on Earth-moving Machinery to Prevent Injuries
Regular maintenance of earth-moving machinery is essential for ensuring a smooth operation. The last thing you want is to encounter...
What are the most common work-related injuries in the construction industry?
Unfortunately, there are many risks to construction workers in the UK. But the majority are easy to avoid if the...
Hard hat customisation on construction sites: more than a marketing tool
By Mackenzie Peters, Global Product Group Manager, Industrial HEFH at MSA Safety. MSA Safety is a global designer, manufacturer and...
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