If you work in the construction sector, then you understand the importance of safety management and of having the necessary…
When it comes to risk assessments in the workplace, you're required by law to protect your employees and others from harm. Under the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999, you must follow the guidelines to control any risks in the workplace.
Anyone responsible for a building which is not a private residence must know the legal requirements this comes with. This…
Utilising computers in a safe way is exceptionally important for your own health. With the rise in home working, this has become even more important. Read on to find out how to ensure your safety when using computers at home or in the office.
In 2015, a new set of regulations were introduced, known as the CDM Regulations 2015. These regulations are designed for managing health, safety and welfare on construction projects. CDM stands for Construction (Design and Management) and these regulations describe the law that applies to all construction processes on construction projects from concept to completion, including what each duty holder must do to comply with the law to ensure all jobs are carried out in a health and safety conscious way.
COVID-19 has changed the way every industry operates for both employees and consumers. As the situation evolves and changes, it is paramount that businesses keep on top of any changes and follow government recommended guidelines. We are facing unprecedented times, and it has brought new territory, including changes to employer duties, including legal requirements and ensuring the wellbeing of workers and customers.