ESOS is the Energy Saving Opportunities Scheme currently being developed in the UK by the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) to meet the EU Energy Efficiency Directive (2012/27/EU). [...]

More than a quarter of all road traffic incidents involve somebody who is driving as part of their work at the time. Health and safety law applies to work activities […]

When it comes to discussing collisions, especially those involving drivers of business-owned vehicles, a common response is, “But it was the other driver’s fault. Why are you asking me about […]

A recent statement from the AA said, “While it’s not a specific offence, using a hands free phone can have a major bearing on whether or not you could be […]

Everyone at Cardinus is excited to announce the release of our third specialist ergonomics magazine, Connect. Bringing together contributions from renowned ergonomics experts, Connect is filled [...]

We have published the second edition of our specialist magazine for businesses that run vehicle fleets. The magazine, which is available by request now, is filled with articles written by a […]

Speaking at the ASFP’s annual Presidents Lunch in the House of Commons, Mr Robinson highlighted the upcoming review of Approved Document B of the Building Regulations, asking whether the current [...]

The study, conducted for Specsavers, surveyed 138 directors with an HR or health and safety remit in companies of varying size, from SMEs to those employing 10,000 plus staff in […]

The court heard how the site manager and the commercial director were aware of the dangerous state of the excavation but took no steps to ensure it was safe. The […]

The muscles of the pelvis relax due to the release of the hormone relaxin. This softens the pelvis and stretches it in preparation for delivery of the baby. Several joints, […]