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: […]

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 […]

Help us to understand the future workforce as part of our research study with the University of Salford. If you have children, or know someone who does, aged 7-17, we’d […]

Andy Neal Lone workers often operate in a quasi-workplace, overseen by regulations and company policy, but appear ungoverned and ungovernable in any practical way. So – how do we support [...]

Cardinus will be challenging attendees of the Safety and Health Expo to see how quickly they can identify the safety risks. At our on-stand reaction time game, delegates will have […]

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 […]

Anna Clark, University of Salford, discusses the work she has been doing on identifying the risks to young people associated with technology use, and its wider implications to the workforce […]

We’re proud to be sponsoring the IIRSM Risk Excellence Awards 2019. With the competition now closed, let’s look at this year’s finalists. Last year’s inaugural event [...]

Hollie Smith Hollie Smith unpacks her experience in managing ergonomics programmes and gives her top tips for success. In the 25 years Cardinus has been involved with office and laboratory […]

Fire is probably the most likely catastrophic risk to which we are exposed. This exposure can occur not only in the workplace but also in the home. When a fire […]