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Don't Let Health & Safety Myths Stop Your School Trips
We’ve all heard the stories of the traditional school trip disappearing under a pile of Health and Safety paperwork and threatened by an increasing...
Prohibition Notice in Fees Intervention Programme Served to Individual
One of the first fines associated with the Health and Safety (Fees) Regulations 2012 Fees for Intervention (FFI) programme has gone to an individual...
Case Study: Mabey Bridge Plant Handling & WFH Equipment
Mabey Bridge is a specialist supplier of high quality steel bridging, infrastructure, wind turbine towers and heavy plated structural steelwork to...
Rise in Corporate Manslaughter Cases is “Tip of the Iceberg”
Leading law firm Pinsent Masons have warned corporate manslaughter cases are on the rise after seeing an 40% increase in charges from 45 in 2011 to...
IOSH Asks Government to Report Work-Related Road Traffic Accidents
During Road Safety Week 2012, in order to help curtail the number of work-related traffic accidents, the Institution of Occupational Safety and...
News: Council Fined after Deaths; First Aid Training; Bullying Bosses
Bosses Being Bullies A recent study has found that line managers are those mostly likely to be reported to Human Resources for bullying their staff....
Case Study: South Hetton Primary, Durham, Visitor Management
South Hetton is a medium sized primary school based on the outskirts of Durham, with approx 300 pupils and a nursery. It is the only school in the...
Case Study : Arnewood School, Hampshire Asset Management
The Arnewood School is a mixed, mainstream academy for pupils between the ages of 11 and 19. Based in Hampshire, it has over 1,100 students and...
IOSH Launches New Guide To Help Bosses Protect Their Workers Better
A research study funded by the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) has culminated in a vital document that will shed light upon...