The Impact of Technology on Modern Child Development 24th April 202422nd April 2024 by Louise Woffindin In an era where screens dominate both leisure and learning, the interplay between technology and child development stands as a
The Link between Risk Assessment and Organisational Success 24th April 202416th April 2024 by Claire Vain Risk assessments are a legal requirement for all UK businesses. The Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974 is
The Fundamentals of Risk Assessment: Why It Matters 5th April 20245th April 2024 by Vicky Miller A risk assessment is a fundamental part of health and safety practice. It is important because it helps us to
Best Practices for Safe Asbestos Removal and Disposal 21st March 202421st March 2024 by Louise Woffindin Asbestos is the UK’s biggest killer in the workplace. In 2021, there were 2,268 deaths from mesothelioma and a similar
Recognising Asbestos in Old Buildings and Homes 15th March 202411th March 2024 by Claire Vain According to a report published by ResPublica, an estimated six million tonnes of asbestos remain inside 1.5 million buildings in
Steps to Conducting a Comprehensive Risk Assessment 15th March 20248th March 2024 by Claire Vain A risk assessment is a process which involves carrying out an assessment in order to identify potential hazards or risks
Training Employees in Risk Awareness and Mitigation 4th April 20244th March 2024 by Luke Bell Risk management involves identifying, assessing, eliminating and/or mitigating risks. It is an essential aspect of operations in all types of
Legal Regulations Surrounding Asbestos Management 27th February 202427th February 2024 by Nicole Murphy Asbestos-related deaths are the biggest contributor to work-related deaths in the UK. The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) estimates that
The Future of Risk Assessment: Predictions and Trends 27th February 202427th February 2024 by Lily O'Brien Risk assessment is a primary management tool, and it plays a crucial role in various fields, providing valuable insights and
Historical Use of Asbestos and its Global Impact 21st February 202420th February 2024 by Vicky Miller The history of asbestos use in the UK can be traced back to the 1870s when it became widely used
Case Study: Success Stories in Abrasive Wheel Safety 19th February 202416th February 2024 by Louise Woffindin Abrasive wheels are important in many industries and their use ranges from manufacturing and construction to maintenance and repair. These
Asbestos and Cancer: Understanding the Direct Link 21st February 202416th February 2024 by Louise Woffindin Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral. In the past, it was widely used in industry due to its insulating and
The Future of Asbestos: Research, Alternatives and Innovations 13th February 20248th February 2024 by Louise Woffindin According to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), there are more than 5,000 asbestos-related deaths each year in the UK.
Abrasive Wheels Risks – Hazards, Identifying, Assessing, Controlling and Preventing Risks 14th February 20245th February 2024 by Claire Vain Abrasive wheels are a common piece of equipment; however, they can pose significant health hazards and are a leading cause
Countries Leading the Way in Asbestos Bans 7th February 20242nd February 2024 by Claire Vain The importation, supply and use of all asbestos has been banned in the UK since 1999. Amphibole (blue and brown)
The Hidden Dangers of Asbestos: Health Implications and Risks 8th February 20242nd February 2024 by Claire Vain Asbestos is no longer used in the construction of new buildings in the UK. However, it was a commonly used
Management of Anaphylaxis 29th January 202425th January 2024 by Claire Vain Anaphylaxis is a medical emergency, and prompt action is crucial. Researchers argue that there is a lack of precise and
All About Gypsum in Construction 24th January 202422nd January 2024 by Louise Woffindin According to statistics from the construction industry, the UK uses around 4 million tonnes of gypsum each year. This comes
The Basics of Abrasive Wheels: What Everyone Should Know 24th January 202412th January 2024 by Lily O'Brien Abrasive materials are used in many situations and by many industries for various purposes. One of the most common types
Strategies for reducing anaphylaxis risks in public spaces 17th January 202412th January 2024 by Claire Vain According to government figures, between 1998 and 2018, 101,891 people were admitted to hospital for anaphylaxis in the UK, and
Proper Wheel Selection and Maintenance for Cars 17th January 202412th January 2024 by Lily O'Brien According to figures from the RAC, at the end of June 2023, there were 41.2 million licensed vehicles in the
The Role of Diet and Nutrition in Allergy Prevention 23rd January 202411th January 2024 by Lily O'Brien Consuming or even coming into contact with certain foods can lead to unpleasant and sometimes dangerous physical reactions for some
Safety Protocols for Working with Abrasive Wheels 1st February 20244th January 2024 by Liz Wright Abrasive wheels are a commonly used tool in the construction trades. A wide range of tools utilise abrasive products to
All about noise pollution 11th September 202325th August 2023 by Louise Woffindin According to the UK government, the annual social cost of urban road noise is estimated to be in the region