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Workplace Injuries by Industry and Type
It is vital for a company to do everything in its power in order to avoid workplace injuries and accidents. In failing to protect their workers, businesses can cause a great deal of pain and distress to affected employees and their families.
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Managing Health Risks Within the Plumbing Industry
In 2019 Health and Safety Executive reported that 1.4 million workers suffered from an illness or injury that was caused within or by their place of work. For those in the construction industries, these health risks increase substantially, due to exposure to harmful materials and high-risk work environments.
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Solving Student Stress: The Universities With More Mental Health First Aiders Than Any Other
Going to university can be a challenging time. The pressure of work and looming exams, as well as meeting new people and dealing with fees and finances can trigger stress, anxiety and depression. According to the charity Mind, one in four people in the UK will experience mental health problems every year, so if you’re studying at university, it’s reassuring to know that help is available, if you ever need it.
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How To Reduce The Risk Of Fires Caused By Hot Works
HOT WORK: FIRES AND INJURIES IN THE CONSTRUCTION SECTOR AND HOW TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRES What is hot work? Hot work refers to any task that requires using open flames or applying heat or friction which may generate sparks or heat.
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New Report: Burns and scalds injuries in the workplace
Well over half a million (595,000) people reported being injured at work between 2015 and 2018 and the effects can be devastating.
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UK workplace death report latest data 2008-2018: These are the DEADLIEST jobs in the UK
Workplace Health and Safety Training is more important than ever with workplace deaths continuing to occur with very little decline.
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Starter pack: everything you need to know about COSHH
The world of COSHH can be pretty confusing - especially if you’re new to it all, so, to help you understand the ins and outs of everything you need to know to keep you, your business and your employees safe, in this article we’ll be covering five core areas:
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