Health and Safety

Earlier this year we partnered with Worcester Warriors to set new standards in event safety. In this article we delve deeper in to the programme to tell you why it’s such an important step in [...]

What are the latest statistics in work-related stress? The latest Labour Force Survey statistics make for anxiety-inducing reading. Before we dive into that though, let’s understand the current [...]

Julie Hutchinson Fatigue costs employers millions, so as a safety manager, how can you help your staff stay alert, focused, and awake? It’s a scenario no manager wants to encounter: Jan, a [...]

Paul Crossland Can we really blame our cats for taking too many risks? Paul Crossland investigates. Health and safety is often incorrectly used as a convenient excuse to stop what are essentially [...]

Andy Hawkes Andy Hawkes discusses key topics and trends in that we’ll see in the short- to medium-term in health and safety. Mental health management As the taboos around mental health are [...]

Julie Hutchinson Julie Hutchinson talks about building resilience and offers an approach that’ll work to help reduce stress in your organisation. Rick could feel his heart rate rising. His vision [...]

Pamela Gellatly Pamela Gellatly of Healthcare RM looks at the link between musculoskeletal and mental health disorders in the workplace and how organisations need to join the dots to reduce their [...]

With the average person will spend 90,000 hours at work during their lifetime, it’s important employees are looked after. Here’s some powerful health and safety facts to back up your [...]

Dr Ann Hawkins Dr. Ann Hawkins of 24hr Virtual Clinic discusses stress, presenteeism and absenteeism and asks, are these health and safety issues? In 1964, Bob Dylan recorded – “The Times They [...]

Peter Kinselley Cardinus Health and Safety Director Peter Kinselley reviews recent case law and how judges are interpreting the sentencing guidelines. On 22nd March 2017 SHP online reported that [...]