When it comes to Health and Safety (H&S) management, RIDDOR reports are an essential piece of admin that should not be overlooked. RIDDOR regulations cover everything from accidents to ill health, and are fundamental for both employee and...
Construction sites are busy places and, at times, it seems as though there is a limitless number of workers contributing in many different roles and disciplines. With so many qualified people working on the same project, direction and...
Health and Safety (H&S) seems to become more important each year. New strategies are designed, regulations are put in place, and training courses put a significant focus on health and safety at work. As with many other industries...
Nobody should ever expect to go to work and never return. Similarly, your place of work should never leave you feeling depressed, stressed, or battling mental health issues. Health and Safety regulations in the United Kingdom make sure...
Many different asbestos materials have had a controversial history in the construction industry throughout the world. Despite being officially banned from use in 1999, asbestos materials are still prevalent in many British buildings. The toxic fibres can have...
Whenever work takes place in a hazardous industrial environment, the regulation is strict. Few worksites are more hazardous than an industrial plant. Staff need to be correctly trained and suitably experienced before they even attempt to use machinery...
If you’ve ever been on a worksite, you’re probably very familiar with the health and safety (H&S) risks in construction. Despite there being more awareness than ever before, there are still too many construction-related injuries throughout the United...
Due to the current COVD-19 situation we have taken the very difficult decision to close our Training Centres as of 5pm Friday 27th March. We have been monitoring the situation closely and we have a duty of care...
The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) have a very important role to play in the industry. We may have already given away the meaning of CITB, but in today’s post we’ll look at how they support the skills...