The 5 steps of risk assessment – Complete guide
As the first step in addressing workplace hazards, risk assessments must be carried out correctly. It helps to think of your risk management programme as a building, and your risk […]
An employers’ guide to the Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992
As an employer, you’re legally obligated to put “reasonably practicable” measures in place to protect your employees during manual handling tasks. But what this entails may not be immediately [...]
A Guide to Ergonomic Tools for the Construction Industry
Construction consistently ranks as the most dangerous industry, not just in the UK, but around the world. Sadly, both fatal and non-fatal injuries are commonplace; sadder-still, they’re often [...]
Why Is the Waste Management Sector Still So Dangerous – and What Can Be Done?
The UK waste management sector continues to have one of the highest workplace fatality rates in Great Britain. The latest Health and Safety Executive (HSE) figures show 2.76 fatal injuries […]
Why Ergonomics Is the ESG Advantage Industrial Leaders Overlook
Despite its critical role in protecting people at work, ergonomics is still often overlooked in ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) strategies. As ESG grows in importance for investors, [...]
3D AI Motion Capture: A Must-Have for Musculoskeletal Health
Musculoskeletal health is a global issue, with the human and economic costs of pain, injury, and disability amounting to billions of dollars. These conditions burden employers and insurers and [...]
Why Ergonomics Is Critical to Solving UK Manufacturing’s Labour Crisis
In 2025, the UK manufacturing sector is still grappling with a persistent labour shortage. While some progress has been made since the sector’s post-COVID dire straits, failure to invest in […]
Teaching Teams to Fish: The Case for Ergonomic Self-Sufficiency
Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, and you feed him for a lifetime — a sentiment that should be and […]